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Plot Summary
Diana (Glenn Close) is a legendary superstar who's attracted to Alec (Jesse Bradford, Swimfan), a struggling young actor who lives in the same building as her daughter Isabel (Elizabeth Banks, Spider-Man 2), a self-absorbed photographer who's about to marry Jonathan (James Marsden, The Notebook), atemperamental attorney who's trying to avoid Peter (John Light, TV's "Band of Brothers"), a Britishjournalist assigned to interview his famous lover's ex-flames. These five very different people meet, connect and resolve their relationships in this "wonderfully-acted, intelligently-written and directed drama. One of the best films of the season" (Jeffrey Lyons, NBC)!
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Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews
TOMATOMETER
64%- Reviews Counted: 102
- Fresh: 65
- Rotten: 37
- Average Rating: 6.3/10
Top Critics' Reviews
Rotten: I must confess that there were long stretches in Heights when I felt that the proceedings were a tad too 'theatrical' for my taste.
Fresh: 'We don't know how to be people of passion,' [Glenn Close] exclaims to a collection of rapt acting students, early in the film. She might as well be admonishing the movie's cast.
Fresh: Heights is far from a perfect movie, but as a hint of Terrio's talent, it's an eminently watchable effort.
Fresh: Amy Fox's play, with New York cliches for characters, was never going to hit, ahem, the movie heights. But cut loose in the middle of a comic-book summer, Heights is just different enough, just adult enough, to warrant a climb and a look.
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- $12.99
- Genre: Drama
- Released: 2005
- © 2005 Heights Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved.