Jay Kelly

I've never seen a noah bumbach film prior to this so I really don't know anything about him and for that it might why I think this more of a george Clooney film then a bumbach film. I mean its still is but the actual film feels more an expression of Clooney place in his career and life.
Especially that last 3 min.

But it also feels like something important, it wears its message on its sleeves but I think ultimately it holds the film together.
We live with regret and guilt. Stubbornness sometimes fuels us but sometimes we have to learn to make up for our mistakes. Especially actors.
Im not generalizing here but I wouldn't say from allot of news we do have of actors and their kids...they aren't amazing.

I mean you have your rick maronis's who quit acting all together to take care of their kids but largely put, walking the line between proffesion and personal stuff is hard.
Actors should learn to walk on that balance of both more often.

Jay Kelly2025

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