Newport Beach Film Festival 2008

 
 
 
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Lie To Me
John Stewart Muller 2008
Categories: Featured, Feature Film, Romance
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Rated 4.2433739885852155/5 Stars
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Run time: 101 min. | USA
By all appearances, Samantha and Mason are the picture perfect couple. At her sister’s spring wedding, Samantha finds herself irresistibly drawn back into the arms of her ex-boyfriend James. Meanwhile, Mason spends a flirtatious evening culminating in a steamy hot tub encounter with his best friend Luke’s 18 year-old sister, Olivia. Carefully sneaking out of James’s room, Sam is startled by Mason and confesses her affair. But Mason’s reaction is not quite what you would expect...
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6:00 PM     Sat, Apr 26 Lido Regency Theater + add to cal buy tickets
About the film
Cast & Crew
director
John Stewart Muller
 
screenwriter
John Stewart Muller
Laura Boersma
Cast
Ellen Hollman
producer
Laura Boersma
cinematographer
Frederick Schroeder
editor
Ben Waters
Sam Restivo
cast
Brandon Routh
Courtney Ford
Nick Wechsler
Shoshana Bush
Steve Sandvoss
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Rated 4.2433739885852155/5 Stars
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Rated 5.0/5 Stars
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The movie was great with a good mixture of romance and humor. I have been waiting a long time in anticipation of Brandon Routh’s next project and was not disappointed. There were a lot of very funny moments that had the audience howling but there was also deeper dialogue as well. Without giving anything away I found the running gag referring to James’s college nickname hilarious and the final explanation was a great unexpected payoff. After the last scene I did leave the theater with a question regarding one character that I was left to ponder. The whole cast looked great. Bravo, I give it both thumbs up. I have a lot of friends who are all dying to see it in a theater near them. I hope they don’t have long to wait.
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