November

Where Order Prednisone Free Samples Where Order Neurontin Dosing Where Order Hoodia Weight Discount Seroquel Cheapest Pills Cipro Description Price For Stromectol Get High Lipitor Herbal Erythromycin Get High Where To Get Lipitor Canada Ultram Delivery Natural Toprol XL France Purchase VPXL Austin Generic Cymbalta Overnight Delivery Buy Zithromax Buy Inderal Lansing Price For Neurontin India Prevacid NoRX Where To Get Lipitor Spain Discount Doxycycline Italy Discount Stromectol Online Clinic Taking Topamax Generic Lipitor Concord Price For Antabuse Shipping Generic Accutane Springfield Zithromax Review Price For Cymbalta For Add Discount Elavil Overnight Delivery Where To Get Phentrimine Swaziland Levitra Erythromycin Review Where To Get Lasix Canadian Generic Antabuse Helena Discount Hoodia Review Zelnorm Dosing Where To Get Seroquel Mexico Where Order Celexa Mail Penisole Mail Topamax Dosing Herbal Avapro Side Effects Natural Stromectol Horny Goat Weed Herbal Prednisone Cheapest Pills Price For Prevacid Free Samples Where To Get Flomax Age Nexium Weight Where Order Celexa United States Stromectol Shipping Where Order Aldactone Australia Purchase Plavix Dover Lasix Review Where Order Acomplia Germany

© A.J. Malouin 2008

(Rating: 5 by Al)
(See our side-bar page “How Caryl & Al & The Film Snob Rate Movies”)

(2004/USA. Directed by Greg Harrison.) Have you ever had a near-death experience? Does your life flash before your eyes just before you die? Al has been through these experiences a couple of times, and can answer these questions for you if you’d like him to. Or…you can watch “November” and get an ambitious filmic answer about what can happen in those last few instances of anyone’s life. The story line here seemingly involves a shooting death of a man in a convenience-store robbery. In the aftermath of that shooting, his girlfriend— played by Courtney Cox— seemingly suffers a lot of guilt over an affair she was having. As the film rewinds and replays itself, however, the girlfriend goes through denial, despair and acceptance…and we find out that what we *thought* was the story line is not what is *actually* playing out at all. This stunning and disturbing film is well worth renting to discover how Reality can peel away like the layers of an onion during the time you’re watching the real story unfold. An added bonus? Ann Archer is in this film! (1 hour 13.)