A bit sappy but very likeable movie about a woman's search for the child she gave up for adoption.
Bonnie Hunt,
Kip Pardue,
Tess Harper,
Chris Sarandon,
Michael Learned
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Tim Kirkman wrote and directed Loggerheads, a film that follows three different storylines that all transpire over the course of a Mother's Day weekend, but take place at different times. One of the s... read more
DVD Release Date: March 21, 2006
Stats: 140 reviews
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March 31, 2010
Slow-paced like a turtle
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At the beginning of 'Loggerheads', we're introduced to three pairs of seemingly unrelated characters. To make matters even more confusing, we're informed (via titles on the screen) that the action is taking place... read more -
February 6, 2008
WOW! To get a glimpse of the story, put your cursor on the movie cover. It gives a good summary. This is a powerful movie with some very finely drawn characters with some serous real life issues.. My favorite line: The minister's wife goes to a neighbor to complain about the ver... read more
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September 2, 2007
A quiet movie filmed mainly by the ocean North Carolina,wish the love story was longer,& the 3 separate storeis could have come full -circle in a diff way
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May 10, 2006
Featuring Prince Humperdink as a southern fundamentalist preacher. I suspect Gilder had something to do with his son's demise.
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... an understated and heartfelt story, superbly acted, with a strong sense of people and place. Full Review
Despite a meandering tone, Loggerheads is consistently watchable thanks to committed actors playing recognizable, decent folks just trying to do the right thing -- or rectify mistakes of the past. Full Review
This quiet community and family drama set on the North Carolina shore offers a bighearted outlook on how to absorb change and defeat. Full Review
Slow, unadorned, compassionate, and earnest, Loggerheads is a low-fi throwback to the independent films of the 1980s and '90s -- heartland miniatures hewn from plainspoken lives. Full Review
Loggerheads has the best qualities of independent filmmaking.
Featuring a number of nicely honed performances and weaving three initially disparate tales into one, Loggerheads delivers far more than you might expect.
In the end, for all its good intentions, Loggerheads is so slow and earnest that it's hard for the viewer not to lose patience. Full Review
Loggerheads is not a movie where the emotions are tidy and the messages are clear. Full Review
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