MY LIFE isn't so amazing that it will change your life forever, but it does relay the essence of thought and the provocation to ruminate on your OWN life, inevitably. The story is a little forced, the acting a little over the top (especially Michael Keaton), and the story paced and delivered to pull at all the heart-strings at just the right moments, but essentially it works; you ask yourself, "What would I do or say if I were in this situation?" & "What would I (or should I) do differently now?", and you feel for Keaton's character as a result. I might not fully appreciate this film, or even ponder it for hours afterwards, but it did make me cry, maybe because it asked those very important questions of my own life.
Review of My Life
