Mr. Eastwood - Excellent Job

Rating: 10/10 (24 June 2014)

Once again I went to a movie in search of enjoyment, and damned if I didn't find it. I was so relieved to find that parsing was not required to unravel some stupid, in-your-face (hidden?) guilt-message. You know the messages I am talking about. Those are the motive driven epistles delivered in a way where only the weakest of minds would be compelled to yell "eureka!" at their sudden discoveries of the obvious. Mr. Eastwood, you've done it again. This movie was a spectacular load of fun. Trust me, I will definitely purchase a copy of 'Jersey Boys' as soon as the DVD hits the store-shelves. The cast was great, the sets were great, and the story was great. Hell, everything was great. I see a lot of people are saying that the Broadway Play is nothing like the movie. I am no theater-parvenu, so I will heed all advice on avoiding some substandard stage production. I definitely don't want to ruin a perfectly good movie. For meand only for meI feel this was the best work Clint has cranked out in a long time. The movie's tempo was excellent and the music was brilliantly placed. I could not help getting involved with the characters and I definitely wanted to sing along in my seat. I see the movie took a lot of hits and I can understand that. It takes special kinds of people to become accomplished movie watchers; or to become professional wrestlers, or – for that matter - drink buttermilk – and actually say they like itI am none of those. My proboscis is intact and level. If I like a movie, I say soif I don't, I tear it up. This one I really liked.
NOTE: I think there should be eleven (11) stars to select from – ten is just enough