Movie Name:- New Years Eve
Release Date:- 9 December 2011
Directed By:- Garry Marshall
Produced By:- Mike Karz, Wayne Allan Rice, Garry Marshall
Written by:- Katherine Fugate
Category / Genres:- Comedy, Romance
IMDB Rating:- 5.0
Run Time:- 118 Minutes
Star Cast:- Michelle Pfeiffer, Zac Efron, Charlotte Marshall-Fricker, Fiona Choi, Mary Marguerite Keane, Michael Mandell, Patrick Reale, Robert De Niro, Robert De Niro, Cary Elwes, Alyssa Milano, Common, Barbara Marshall, Jessica Biel, Seth Meyers,
Official Website:- http://newyearsevemovie.warnerbros.com
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New Years Eve Movie Story Line:- New Year is almost like a new beginning to life, a chance to undo all that went wrong in the previous year, a time to celebrate all that’s worth being grateful for, and a time to look back at the year that’s gone, reflecting on how far we have come in fulfilling the dreams of our lives. Everyone has a different story, and each story is just as interesting as the other. As we drive back home on New Year’s Eve, there is always a temptation to peep through open windows, and see what other families are doing on this special day. If you love to know what their stories are, then you must watch New Year’s Eve online, since that is the exact journey that this movie takes us through. Directed by Garry Marshall, the movie is a pantomime of the lives of several people, each of whom is going through something different, as the New Year approaches. There is Harry, who is breathing his last in the hospital; Ingrid, who being deeply frustrated with her life, has decided that it is finally time to work on all her unfulfilled resolutions and Sam, who is hoping for a reunion with his loved one. Then there is Tess, who is due to give birth on New Year; Laura, a caterer who will have to work on New Year’s Eve, while everyone else parties, and several other people with stories of their own. You surely don’t want to miss this one!
New Years Eve Movie Review:- There is a Chex mix of Glee, Million Dollar Baby, Cat Woman (both kinds), Saturday Night Live, The Deer Hunter, Sex and the City, 7th Heaven, That 70's Show, Modern Family, The Simpson's, High School the Musical, The Princess Bride, Grey's Anatomy, Little Miss Sunshine, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Rescue Me, Laverne and Shirley, Pretty Woman, Spy Kids, & U-571 in this film. Each person had a character with no continuity of relationship.
Would have liked to see more believable story line(s). The focus was New York City. Most of the action was not believable. An RV driving into New York City on New Year's Eve? REALLY? Common Garry Marshall, you have better in you!
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