I remember when this came out it was pretty much savaged by the critics, in fact it made a few 'worst films of the year' lists for 1994. For the life of me I can't understand why. Its really a quite good protrayal of a just out of college couple trying to make it in the 'art' world. Him (Eric Stoltz) as a playwrite, her (Mary-Louise Parker) as a photographer, and how their ambitions in the real world changes their relationship. It has good dialogue, some quirky-arty surreal effects (like when the stone faces in the wall started talking) which worked for me, and a great cast of believable characters. Jill Clayburgh was especially good in this one.
Kicking and Screaming, also underrated, is another film you'll like if you like this one.
Rent this one so you can remind yourself why you should never listen to critics (except this one of course ;) ).
Kicking and Screaming, also underrated, is another film you'll like if you like this one.
Rent this one so you can remind yourself why you should never listen to critics (except this one of course ;) ).