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Year: 2004
Directed by: Paul McGuigan
Starring: Josh Hartnett (Matt), Diane Kruger (Lisa), Rose Byrne (Alex), Matthew Lillard (Luke), Jessica Pare (Rebecca)
Country: United States
Language: English (English Subtitles)
Runtime: 01:54:55
Genres: Mystery
Plot – Spoilers:
Wicker Park is the American remake of L’appartement and pretty much stays true to the original, except for the ending.
Matt, an ad executive, has moved back from New York where he met his fiancee. While his career has been on the upswing, Matt’s having second thoughts about marriage. And this gets compounded when he glimpses an ex, Lisa, during a business meeting at a cafe. He cancels his upcoming trip to China and begins an obsessive search for Lisa while trying to piece together why they went separate.
SPOILERS BIG TIME – READING THIS WILL FUCK THE MOVIE UP FOR YOU
5 way love “polygondrangle” that centers around Matt, an arrogant inconsiderate jerk, who thinks that taking someone’s keys and breaking in to their apartment or hotel room is just fine as long as he gets what he wants. Right from the jump I disliked Matt and his friend Luke who block traffic so they can have a conversation and they could truly give a fuck about anyone else but themselves. It ends up that Alex, who pretends her name is Lisa sometimes, has been trying to have her bread buttered on both sides and is in love with Matt. Personally I thought Matt and Alex were perfect for each other – 2 selfish inconsiderate jerks.
Anywho, as far as a movie goes, this is actually really good. It’s told in a circle back type of time tripping which is interesting. The production, directing and acting is all there too. One problem. It’s a story from a Harlequin Romance novel but it’s here on EUM.
I’m going to go straight up the middle with this one and give it just a cunt hair over 2 and a half stars and let me tell you why. At the end, when Matt was heading over to talk to Lisa at the train station, if 4 blacks beat the fuck out of him, robbed him and stabbed him to death I would have given this 5 stars.
Excellent film, it takes you down the many avenues of human emotion in the conquest of happiness and relationships. Here we see explored the emotions of disappointment, attachment, grief, jealousy, all in the process of finding that ecstatic, illusionary euphoric and addictive state of a romance that will last forever but may be abruptly cut short by the lies of those we think we can fall in love with and trust. Absolutely a must watch, thoroughly enjoyed. The actors amazing!