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There's Always Woodstock

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Catherine is forced to spend a summer in her childhood home in Woodstock, N.Y., when her life in New York City falls apart.
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Despite a likable cast, Always Woodstock's lightweight plot and grating lack of romantic tension never engage.

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Sheri Linden The Hollywood Reporter 04/29/2020
Sex and swearing notwithstanding, the movie plays like an ultra-lightweight sitcom pilot, with Allison Miller and James Wolk as the adorably embattled soul mates who flirt and squabble and second-guess each other and themselves. Go to Full Review
Dennis Harvey Variety 11/16/2014
Even by its genre's comfort-food standards, this movie feels blandly circumscribed, almost child-proofed, as if any sharper reality or wit might be harmful to the intended audience. Go to Full Review
Gary Goldstein Los Angeles Times 11/13/2014
Unfortunately, Merson clutters her sometimes soulful, sensitive story with too many formulaic contrivances to impede Catherine's personal and professional progress. Go to Full Review
Adam Patterson Film Pulse 04/29/2020
This is an insufferable movie that telegraphs everything from its opening minutes, and does nothing to elevate the genre or even tell an interesting story. Go to Full Review
Mark Jackson Epoch Times 06/13/2016
2/5
Jason Ritter's the best thing about the film, genuinely funny as a vapid but well-meaning fool-actor. His hysterically crying, post-sex monologues are hilarious. Go to Full Review
Jared Mobarak The Film Stage 02/26/2016
D+
Catherine's journey towards acknowledging she's no better than any of the people she silently screams at in frustrated rage becomes a pit of quicksand. Go to Full Review
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07/29/2019 The movie relies too much on voiceover to set the stage, fill in crucial backstory and explain the protagonist's state of mind — all things that the visuals and action should convey. Sex and swearing notwithstanding, the movie plays like an ultra-lightweight sitcom pilot, with Allison Miller and James Wolk as the adorably embattled soul mates who flirt and squabble and second-guess each other and themselves. See more 10/29/2017 Suckered for cheesy love stories. See more farah r @Farah 11/25/2016 Lame plot and cheesy acting, results in a terribly bland movie. See more 05/26/2015 gr8 cast kept this indy rom-com going, I liked this one. Also stars Rumor Willis, Demi & Bruce's daughter, I remember when she was born! See more 11/30/2014 This movie is so bad. What was Katy Sagal doing in there? I'm not sure how it falls into the category of romantic comedy when there is nothing comedic about it. See more 11/16/2014 I'm so mad I rented this shity movie on demand for $7.99. It's supposed to be Sunday fun day rent a movie chill in bed, it was like a bad hallmark movie. The only good part is that jema is in it. Don't waste your time. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Catherine is forced to spend a summer in her childhood home in Woodstock, N.Y., when her life in New York City falls apart.
Director
Rita Merson
Producer
Rita Merson, Anna Schafer, Peter Schafer, Jenny Hinkey
Screenwriter
Rita Merson
Production Co
Primary Wave Entertainment, Sunrise Films
Genre
Romance, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Feb 14, 2017
Runtime
1h 30m
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