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Yet another movie about relationships in the Big Apple, Heights is never dull thanks to a competent cast. Read critic reviews
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Isabel (Elizabeth Banks), an aspiring photojournalist who pays her bills with weddings jobs, is unsure about her upcoming wedding to Jonathan (James Marsden), a Jewish lawyer. Her mother, Diana (Glenn Close), an Oscar-winning actress, is becoming increasingly unhappy in her open marriage and has begun flirting with a much younger actor, Alec (Jesse Bradford). Over a 24-hour period, Isabel, Diana and the people around them are forced to reevaluate their lives and their relationships.
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Rating: R (Nudity|Language|Brief Sexuality)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Chris Terrio
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Producer: Richard Hawley, James Ivory, Ismail Merchant
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Writer: Amy Fox, Chris Terrio
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $1.2M
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Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
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Production Co: Merchant Ivory Productions
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Critic Reviews for Heights
Audience Reviews for Heights
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Heights is an urban drama with intersecting lives and stories. It is a relatively light film where one observes the interactions between the characters, has insights, and is not so much engaged with them; it is more pensive than emotional. The acting and filmmaking are good and I recommend it for those who are in the mood for this kind of film.
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Yet another pastiche of mostly unhappy and boring New Yorkers and how their lives change over the course of a day. Amy Fox could use a spark of creativity in her screenplay to distinguish hers from the glut of similar films. (I knew an Amy Fox in college, could she be the same? I hope not ) Some good performances from Glenn Close and something of a revelation from Elizabeth Banks, but for what?
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James Marsden is exceptionally good and Glenn Close is better than I've ever seen her. This film is beautifully written and shot.
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As a sharp dissection of contemporary relationships and sexual mores, Heights is a beautifully subtle film, one marbled with both wit and heartache.
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