the POST YOUR AGE thread :)

64 - 8.5/10
I enjoyed it a lot, but it was just a bit too mushy and feel-good, and could have had more depth. As my friend said at the end, "It's all pure fantasy, of course. None of them have arthritis, except the one who gets a miracle cure with one simple operation."

56 - 8/10.

Some days ago I have watched LATE BLOOMERS.

It has very similiar plot (old people trying to do something with theirs lifes) but in this case their are a cuple.

Oscar
Hablo mejor español :)

21- 8/10

Watched it with my sister (age 26) we were the youngest in the theater

Hi I am 24 - 9/10


I loved it!!! Allright it won't probably win any awards but I think its a film that makes you think and question your views and how you percieve things within the world and that life doesn't stop at 60 years old - you can find love and form friendships and relationships with new people. You don't just suddenly shrivel up and die.
I watched in the cinema four times and have bought the dvd which I loved and have bought the soundtrack just because the cinematography is excellent and beautiful.

58 8/10

I've seen it twice

(a young at heart)40 -6.5/10

I like the movie but it was obviously made for Western audiences. The cliche to romanticize spirtual India and it's simplistic nature. India is dirty, hot, crowded, loud, and in your face. And I am not listing those as bad qualities but that's the reality and didn't see much of that in the movie. Actually I didn't see much of Jaipur either except for a few exterior shots. This was a dry, quiet clean attempt to make people feel good about trying new things no matter what age. Nice but not enlightening.

53 - 7/10

I enjoyed it, mainly for the excellent performances by some of my favorites and the relatable conflicts. I do agree, however, with most of the shortcomings that others have pointed out.



I know what you're thinking: "Who cares?"

I'm 21 - 9/10

I enjoy this film so much, probably it's also because I have fondness with people at certain age, and it's also because my parents are at the same age as the actors in the film. Other than starred by my favorite actors (actually, all of them are my favorite actors) it makes me realize that no matter how old these people are that doesn't mean we just throw them away or not involved with their lives anymore, I do care for my parents and I won't treat them like what Madge's or the Ainslie's children did to them (or Judi's son in the film). It's like these parents raised us and we give them nothing in return.

I do believe taking care of parents in their retirement doesn't mean just financially, but also emotional support. I know the story is kind of cliche but compared to the rest of the blockbusters around I enjoyed Marigold Hotel more than Battleship. This film is probably one of the best feel-good movie of the year...