July 22, 2014
We probably
shouldn't have to remind you by now, but Zach Braff's crowd-funded movie
'Wish I Was Here' is now playing in theatres. In a
sort-of-but-not-really sequel to the cult Garden State, the movie
follows a 35-year-old man and his pursuit of happiness.
The critics have welcomed Braff's unique storytelling.
"He understands the secret that parents keep from their children: We're making it up as we go along... a sweet film that reminds us that we're not alone on the journey," wrote critic Daniel M. Kimmel.
"Braff has always maintained that he chose an alternative route to retain creative control-and the film's final cut seems to vindicate his decision and the faith of the thousands of backers, too," said Christine N. Ziemba.
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The critics have welcomed Braff's unique storytelling.
"He understands the secret that parents keep from their children: We're making it up as we go along... a sweet film that reminds us that we're not alone on the journey," wrote critic Daniel M. Kimmel.
"Braff has always maintained that he chose an alternative route to retain creative control-and the film's final cut seems to vindicate his decision and the faith of the thousands of backers, too," said Christine N. Ziemba.
Contactmusic Report
