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Review: “The Lake House”
September 27, 2012
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Directed by: Alejandro Agresti
Produced by: Roy Lee, Doug Davison; Sonny Mallhi (co-producer); Bruce Berman, Erwin Stoff, Dana Goldberg, Mary McLalen (executive producers)
Written by: David Auburn
Cinematography by: Alar Kivilo
Music by: Rachel Portman, Paul McCartney (songs)
Starring: Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Shohreh Agdashloo, Christopher Plummer, Dylan Walsh, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Willeke van Ammelroy, Lynn Collins
Based on the South Korean film Il Mare (시월애), directed by Lee Hyun-seung
Year: 2006
The concept behind The Lake House is a terribly romantic but completely promising one: there’s this mailbox, you see, and in it, there is apparently a portal that transports mail and presumably other such items between the present and two years in the past (or two years in the future, depending on your perspective). It sounds like something out of The Twilight Zone, but here in The Lake House, this mystical and possibly world-changing item is used to send love notes between two time-crossed lovers who are each desiring something more out of their lives and personal relationships. Read more…
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adaptation, Alar Kivilo, Alejandro Agresti, Bruce Berman, Christopher Plummer, Dana Goldberg, David Auburn, Doug Davison, Dylan Walsh, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Erwin Stoff, fantasy, Il Mare, Keanu Reeves, Lee Hyun-seung, Lynn Collins, Mary McLalen, Paul McCartney, penpal, Rachel Portman, remake, romance, Roy Lee, Sandra Bullock, sci-fi, Shohreh Agdashloo, Sonny Mallhi, time travel, Willeke van Ammelroy
