{"id":8829,"date":"2010-08-11T16:16:01","date_gmt":"2010-08-11T23:16:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=8829"},"modified":"2014-10-23T15:20:17","modified_gmt":"2014-10-23T22:20:17","slug":"everybodys-fine","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/everybodys-fine\/","title":{"rendered":"EVERYBODY\u2019S FINE"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"everybodysfineposter\"<\/p>\n

What is about dysfunctional families that are so attractive to us?\u00a0 For me, as I am certain for many of you, it\u2019s because we relate, because we are at times mired in it.\u00a0 I think most of us are the products of, or participants in, familial dysfunction.\u00a0 And not that that\u2019s always a bad thing.\u00a0 It certainly isn\u2019t when it comes to EVERYBODY\u2019S FINE, Kirk Jones\u2019 remake of Giuseppe Tornatore’s 1990 \u201cStanno Tutti Bene\u201d.\u00a0 For me, this is one film that resonates so close to home, so much so that my heart aches watching it, but in a good way. You could lift my entire family and insert it in place of the characters in the film.\u00a0\u00a0 Thankfully, Kirk Jones didn\u2019t make that fatal mistake but instead called upon the impeccably perfect Robert DeNiro along with Kate Beckinsale, Drew Barrymore and Sam Rockwell to hold up a mirror to each of us and then instill more guilt than a Jewish mother with every adult child out there\u00a0 (I would say parents will be guilted as well but I don\u2019t think pigs are flying yet.)\u00a0 The result is a beautiful and touching portrait of a family trying to reconnect physically and emotionally and make \u201ceverybody fine.\u201d<\/p>\n

Recently widowed and retired, Frank Goode has a seemingly idyllic life.\u00a0 Going through the motions of what is obviously a lifelong routine, but for going to work at the same job for 50 years, Frank lives alone in his large suburban house, his children all grown and moved away.\u00a0\u00a0 The house is clean.\u00a0 He seems content.\u00a0 But something is missing.\u00a0 That something is not only his wife, but the lifeline that she provided him as the conduit for communicating with his children, much like the telephone wires he spent his entire life coating with PVC.\u00a0\u00a0 Realizing that it\u2019s now up to him to reach out and touch his children, and perhaps feeling his own mortality, Frank decides to have a family get together and reel the kids back home.\u00a0 Sparing no expense, but looking for a bargain at every turn, Frank goes all out with food, wine and a new backyard grill.\u00a0 Unfortunately, one by one, three of his four children call, feigning work and other events as reasons that they have to cancel, yet all the while insisting \u201ceverybody\u2019s fine\u201d, just as Frank tells each of them about himself, a choice that will come to haunt him.<\/p>\n

Disappointed and at a loss, Frank determines to see each of his children and bring them all together as a family.\u00a0 Unable to fly due to work related illness, Frank sets out on a cross-country train trip, starting first in New York with son David.\u00a0 An artist, he is the one child Frank has been unable to reach, and as the story unfolds, we quickly realize David\u2019s siblings know why but are keeping it from Frank.\u00a0\u00a0 Not finding David at home, Frank moves on to Chicago and his daughter Amy.\u00a0 A successful ad executive, Amy has what appears to be a perfect house, perfect marriage, perfect (albeit bratty) son, but no time for Frank and quickly hustles him out after one night.\u00a0\u00a0 Sensing something isn\u2019t right, despite the repeated exclamations of \u201ceverybody\u2019s fine\u201d, Frank nevertheless says nothing and moves on to see his son Robert, a musician who has found a home for himself as conductor for a philharmonic.\u00a0 Or has he.\u00a0 Surprising Robert, Frank learns that Robert is not the conductor, but rather a drummer.\u00a0 Outwardly disappointed that Robert is \u201conly\u201d a musician and not a conductor, Frank\u2019s eyes begin to open as he starts to see his son for maybe the first time in his life, as being happy with himself and what he\u2019s doing, and not trying to continually live up to Frank\u2019s expectations.\u00a0 But, like Amy, Robert makes an excuse that the orchestra is leaving town and Frank can\u2019t stay and visit, sending Frank to Las Vegas to see his little girl, Rosie, a lead dancer in a big show.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 But things don\u2019t go quite as planned and on Frank\u2019s way to Vegas he finds himself stranded and mugged.\u00a0 Undeterred, he continues on his journey, not calling any of his children to tell of his plight.\u00a0 Arriving in Vegas, Frank is wowed by Rosie\u2019s amazing apartment and obvious success, that is until he hears her answering machine. Again, having another illusion about his children shattered, Frank says nothing and heads home, this time surprising everyone by flying, a decision that he may live to regret.<\/p>\n

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From the moment Robert DeNiro appears on screen and this story begins to unfold, all I can see is my own father.\u00a0 Each nuance, each deliberate movement and task.\u00a0\u00a0 It\u2019s like watching my father on screen, complete with the hand mower, green garden hose, wanting the kids all around the table together, the shoes, the short sleeved East Coast shirts, the Members Only jacket…and having a suitcase, not knowing it rolls until his grandson tells him.\u00a0 DeNiro gives the most understated performance of his career which is what makes it one of his finest.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 He is \u201csuch a dad.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 Touching is the rote loneliness that he exudes with his wife gone compounded by the perfunctory requisite response to everything – “everything’s fine; everybody\u2019s fine.\u201d\u00a0 Despite his emotional distance from his children, he tacitly conveys his love for them, a credit that also goes to Kirk Jones\u2019 script.<\/p>\n

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For the creation of Frank, the minutia is amazing. The shoes, the jacket, the singularity of using one plate and immediately washing it, picking pills up off the ground, saving money at the store – it’s these little things that immediately tell you who Frank is – a depression era child who grew up to labor and work hard, knows the value of money, works hard to support his family and give his children the benefits of his hard work – and still continues with his one mindset of keeping busy, saving money, but now wanting to take the time to know and understand his children for himself, albeit initially out of guilt as mom is gone and it’s now “his job”. Such a well written and well acted role, I can see no one but DeNiro filling these shoes.<\/p>\n

Although clearly DeNiro\u2019s showcase, not to be overlooked are Kate Beckinsale, Sam Rockwell and Drew Barrymore.\u00a0 As “Daddy’s Little Girl” Rosie, Barrymore is charming and sweet.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Beckinsale\u2019s Amy is confident but frazzled, playing into the role and adding dimension to the familial structure.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 But as Robert, Sam Rockwell amazes with his balancing act of confident security in the life he has but still embarrassed and shy and fearful around dad.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 A key character whom we do not get to meet is David, the missing sibling, the black sheep, living under the guise of “everything’s fine” and pressure to be perfect and not disappoint.\u00a0\u00a0 David\u2019s very absence is a character unto itself.\"2009-12-02_152000\"<\/p>\n

I am a fan of Kirk Jones work, not only here, but with his work on the fantastical \u201cNanny McPhee\u201d and his indelible Absolut Vodka commercials, appreciating his diversity and creativity and attention to story and character development.\u00a0 Although adapted from Massimo del Rita\u2019s original screenplay, Jones makes this story is so true to life and the characters so real.\u00a0 A key difference between del Rita\u2019s script and Jones\u2019 is that here, DeNiro\u2019s character comes to accept each of his children for who they are, as well as accepting the lifelong truths that were kept from him.\u00a0 There is nothing fictitious about the emotion of this film.\u00a0 It is rooted in life and in love because ultimately the rote “everybody’s fine” is done out of love.\u00a0 Not wanting to worry anyone. Wanting to be “an adult” and handle everything yourself.\u00a0 Wanting to a strong parent and not concern your kids.\u00a0\u00a0 Particularly effective is Jones\u2019 scripting as to Frank\u2019s profession and the interlacing of the PVC coated phone lines that Frank made and that now connect the world and connect Frank with his children and his children to each other. Great tie in. The one element that keeps them together, also keeps them geographically apart.<\/p>\n

Henry Braham, who worked with Jones on \u201cNanny McPhee\u201d and \u201cWaking Ned\u201d, provides cinematography that is crisp and clean.\u00a0 For the most part lensed in Connecticut and New York, Braham\u2019s visuals provide a clarity that not only showcases the locales\u2019 natural beauty, but serves as a perfect counter part to familial secrets and the whole idea of \u201cbeing in the dark\u201d.\u00a0\u00a0 Andrew Jackness’ production design\u00a0 really goes far in establishing each individual story and persona.<\/p>\n

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The icing on the cake, Sir Paul McCartney\u2019s title song.\u00a0\u00a0 Feeling perhaps more than a kinship with the character of Frank and calling EVERYBODY\u2019S FINE\u00a0 a \u201cfabulous, quite emotional, good family movie\u201d,\u00a0 McCartney was \u201cinspired\u201d by Frank, thus leading him to write and perform \u201c(I Want to) Come Home\u201d.\u00a0 His fourth title track for a film, can Oscar nod again on Sir Paul?\u00a0 One can only hope as it doesn\u2019t get any finer than this.<\/p>\n

Described by Jones as a film about a family, based in reality and observation, EVERYBODY\u2019S FINE strikes a harmonious balance between serious emotion and humor.\u00a0 This is life.\u00a0 This is family.\u00a0 And yes, EVERYBODY\u2019S FINE,\u00a0 just fine.<\/p>\n

Frank – Robert DeNiro<\/p>\n

Amy – Kate Beckinsale<\/p>\n

Rosie – Drew Barrymore<\/p>\n

Robert – Sam Rockwell<\/p>\n

Directed by Kirk Jones.\u00a0 Written by Kirk Jones based on original screenplay by Massimo del Rita.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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