Add Your GistWhen he inherits a vineyard in France from dear old Uncle Henry, all Max Skinner wants to do is sell it as quickly as possible and get back to his regular life of being a successful city trader and miserable introvert. Instead, stuff intervenes to keep him hanging around the lovely old chateau, and before he knows it he's forgetting how to be lonely and alienated and having his grapes ripened by a local cafe owner, played by the tres belle Marion Cotillard. Connoisseurs may find this offering overly sweet with a slight bouquet of horse manure.
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Consensus: A Good Year is a fine example of a top-notch director and actor out of their elements, in a sappy romantic comedy lacking in charm and humor.
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When he inherits a vineyard in France from dear old Uncle Henry, all Max Skinner wants to do is sell it as quickly as possible and get back to his regular life of being a successful city trader and miserable introvert. Instead, stuff intervenes to keep him hanging around the lovely old chateau, and before he knows it he's forgetting how to be lonely and alienated and having his grapes ripened by a local cafe owner, played by the tres belle Marion Cotillard. Connoisseurs may find this offering overly sweet with a slight bouquet of horse manure.
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Star Russell Crowe teams up with director Ridley Scott to make a movie without any explosions, battles, swordfighting, gunfighting, or any action at all. What the fuck? Seriously - this is the same team that made Gladiator!
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Ridley Scott's extremely sarcastic film, about a wealthy non-nonsense banker who's only able to finally get in touch with with himself, and what truly matters, on a wealthy French estate
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