Georgia O'keeffe lives through William Gibbs in "Off The Map"
Added 9/21/2009
Any time I have a desire to be transported to the high desert of New Mexico and spend some time in contemplation of my own life and where I am in it,I watch Off the Map.
For me it is a transforming experience. Joan Allen gives her usual yummy fantastic performance,Jim True-Frost tears it up as William Gibbs,and Sam Elliot,Valentina De Angelis and J.K Simmons all give stellar performances.Even Amy Brenneman's cameo is thought provoking,I would love to see the Joan Ackerman play someday. Campbell Scott did it up right,I am sure some people move to New Mexico because of this flick.
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this movie is great! I rented it once about 3 years ago I was browsing one day found it had to have it now I do
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off the map
Added 5/4/2009
One of my favorite movies. It is easy but not simple. Beautiful shots and the story but is deep and moving. The acting is the best.
You wont forget it.
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Great Indy Film
Added 1/3/2009
If you haven't seen this film, see it. It's a keeper. I will tell you now, however, it's a little slow to start and more than a little quirky. It may not appeal to younger people for these reasons. No car chases.. nor big explosions..or small ones for that matter. There is some bad language. Stick to it, as the movie begins to evolve when the tax man enters the plot. A wonderful film with great acting and actors.
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This movie was kind of pleasant, the scenery and the glimpse into New Mexico hippie life, but it put me to sleep, and I agree that the precocious girl was a bit annoying.
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