Hello, My Name Is Doris 2015

Hello, my name is Lee and I really enjoyed this film. Sally Field gives a gem of a performance in a movie that is at once sad and hilarious!

I like it, I really really liked it!

Academy Award winner, Sally Field proves that she still has the charm and charisma at this stage in life, to headline a young hip movie.

Fields plays, Doris, a seasoned Staten Islander working in accounts at a young trendy business, who develops a crush on the new Art Director who sparks the young at heart feeling Doris needed after spending her youth taking care of a ill mother.

It's a very realistic look at what it's like for someone who has an age difference form the rest of their co workers.

Sally Field was great to look at. She brings that old school class of acting to a new style of film making. Field brings a lot of respect to Doris, that makes you feel for the character and connect with what she's going through as she pursues her much younger love interest.

It's familiar and refreshing all at the same time. A funny and enjoyable must see film.

Sally Field supported by Kumail Nanjiani, Tyne Daly and Stephen Root presenting just the kind of low key weirdness you would expect in a movie that is quite charming, albeit in a fairly forgettable way

For such a “small” movie, it gives you a full range of emotions with a stellar cast. Sally Field is amazing as always, and the rest of the cast doesn’t slouch at all. It’s quirky, often hysterical, and ultimately a very sad movie. I feel there will be a wide audience out there that will likely really connect with this movie, and for that I’m appreciative of its existence. Movies like this will forever be under appreciated in pop culture, but these types of stories are often the best of what movies can be.

Rating: 4/5 - 8.5/10 - Would Recommend

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