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Un mensaje lo cambiará todo.
El joven de 14 años Homer Macauley está decidido a ser el mensajero de telegramas más rápido sobre una bicicleta que jamás se haya visto. Su hermano mayor se ha ido a la guerra, dejando a Homer al cuidado de su madre viuda, su hermana mayor y su pequeño hermano Ulysses, de 4 años. Y así es como durante el verano de 1942 el joven Homer repartió mensajes de amor, esperanza y muerte a la buena gente de Ithaca, pero sobre todo del departamento de guerra, esos mensajes que comienzan con "Lamento comunicarle que...". Basada en una novela premio Pulitzer de 1943.
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Sometimes it is unpleasant to write movie reviews. Take this movie, for example. Meg Ryan does her best to portray the innocence of a boy in a specific time. There is also a sweetness about the boy - if Ryan were trying to make a movie that had sweetness and innocence on full display then she hit a home run. The problem is that - unless you're watching this on Lifetime on a Thursday afternoon - you're probably going to be disappointed by this film. As I was watching the movie I had this image of Ryan's character in "You've Got Mail" making a movie. She doesn't really know what she is doing but she is going to put something sweet into the world. I wish the result had been better. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies
The film is quite atmospheric at times, and the performances are good. However, the script needed some work, especially in relation to the unconvincing dialogue.