Scanialara
You won't be disappointed!
Matialth
Good concept, poorly executed.
Neive Bellamy
Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.
SnoopyStyle
Silas Parker (James Franco) is a petty criminal on parole. He can't leave the state, but his newly wed wife Camille Foster (Sienna Miller) insists on going to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon. Lucky for her, his parole officer (Scott Glenn) is her uncle. When they get into an accident on the road, the movie goes in a strange direction.Silas is a moody guy frustrated with hyper-talkative Camille. He doesn't necessarily want to marry her, but her uncle wouldn't be too happy. They're just not a likable couple. Their fights do wear on the audience. She's hopelessly manic and romantic.This is a movie where the story is trying to push it into quirkiness, and most of times it fails. Sienna Miller is pushing her comfort zone with this talkative wacky character. She doesn't always pull it off. James Franco needs to be more desperate. He could never get into that character.
le_bon_chat
Wow. That was one of the worst movies I've seen in a while. I rarely take the time to write reviews (especially negative ones and what do my two cents matter to anyone!? ;-) but I really feel like I need to warn people away from wasting their time on this one...If you're thinking about watching it because it's been called quirky or romantic or funny, DON'T! You've been lied to. It's none of those things. At best, it's a disjointed, nonsensical attempt at (I think) a rom-com which, I suspect, can only appeal to thirteen year-old girls (and not the brightest ones at that ;-) See my synopsis here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462219/synopsisPainful, painful experience. I seriously cannot imagine how this ever got funded. I mean, at least ten people had to have read this screenplay and went, "Okay, let's make this movie." How!? Did someone spike the water supply in L.A. that day?! And, James Franco, WTF were you thinking?! Please spare yourself some braincells and skip this one. Oh, and by the way, I'm with user "psychopathicmofo" on this one...I actually LIKE weird movies. Heck, I'm a chick, I even like a decent romantic comedy! This, unfortunately is shite. And being spoon-fed shite is something I'm NOT into, guess I'm just not that kinky. (or braindead in this case ;) Even watching it free, on OnDemand or whatever, left an unpleasant odor in the room.
haley paulsen
I have no idea why this movie just hits all the right spots but it does. Of course the acting was solid; Milller and Franco did an excellent job. But if I try to think what exactly is so touching, I can't specify it at all, it just is. Period. It's strange and bazaar to say the least and yet it draws out real emotion. You be the judge. It definitely was refreshing and worth the time. I'm usually very picky about story lines, characters..etc.,but for some reason this breaks all my rules and it just draws you in. It's quite smooth and wasn't forced considering how strange the events were. I don't think anyone can forget a movie like this one. I know I won't.
Tom Smith
"Tiger, I had a great honeymoon".Camille is a must see. It's a fantastic honeymoon story with some interesting twists (for the most part you wouldn't expect the different twists). The creators did terrific job of turning what might have been a typical "honeymoon in Niagara Falls" story into a moving drama/adventure with some comedic moments. And the acting, writing, directing is all excellent.With a budget of around $6 million, Camille definitely flew under the radar. I'd never heard of Camille before seeing it listed in on the guide. That's a shame. I'm sure that it would have been a success at the box office if they'd advertised it a bit.Camille (2007) is a must see. You'll really enjoy it!
