There is something very honest about this movie. Some people say this is a poor copy of The Graduate but i find Adam at 6 A. M more honest and realistic.
The script is great so is the Dave Grusin score. Some of the scenes with the workers, the conversations at the workplace and at the bar are just so real, it really feels like watching real life instead of a movie. All the actors, main and supporting ones did a great job.
Michael Douglas knew when to shine and when to step back and let others do the work, like a passive observer.
Brilliant direction as well.
A solid 8 but because of the low rating i will give it a 10.
The script is great so is the Dave Grusin score. Some of the scenes with the workers, the conversations at the workplace and at the bar are just so real, it really feels like watching real life instead of a movie. All the actors, main and supporting ones did a great job.
Michael Douglas knew when to shine and when to step back and let others do the work, like a passive observer.
Brilliant direction as well.
A solid 8 but because of the low rating i will give it a 10.