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Wow

posted 19 years ago by kazenrei
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I love William H. Macy because he plays such great characters. I don't think I've liked any of them as much as this one. This movie was just flawless. From concept to execution it was sweet and so touching. Definitely worth watching.

[–] Stone_Deaf 19 years ago

To me, William H. Macy is one of the most underrated actors around. However, he is now getting his due. I loved "Door to Door" very much also. Both were excellent movies and superbly acted.

"The pain now is part of the happiness then." C.S. Lewis

[–] babbiiebobbie 18 years ago

Unfortunately I was up till 5 AM watching both The Wool Cap and Door to Door. Both terrific movies!

[–] Stone_Deaf 18 years ago

That they were!!!

"For there is nothing lost, that cannot be found, if sought."

[–] weepups2-1 18 years ago

He was wonderful in the Wool Cap and Door to Door. I had to buy both of these movies i was so impressed. Great actor!

[–] dhell00 19 years ago

Yes, I agree with all the previous posts. William H. Macy plays great characters. He is a very versatile actor. I, too, loved "Door to door."

[–] djkash 19 years ago

I agree, I love William Macy. His eyes are deep and expressive and the muteness of the character gave him an even greater challenge to communicate what he was thinking and feeling, he did an awesome job. I loved the scene in the park when he was playing harmonica and she was singing and dancing. This is a real conversion of heart story and so beautifully done

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[–] Stone_Deaf 18 years ago

I already have it coming from Netflix. Once I saw how much I enjoyed his acting abilities, I rented quite a few.

"For there is nothing lost, that cannot be found, if sought."

[–] mujipor 17 years ago

really enjoyed this movie!!

[–] ithomson82 17 years ago

For a mute character, Macy says a lot in this movie. Wonderful.

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