Feast of Love Review

Feast of Love
Based on the novel by Charles Baxter following a group of friends as they experience “the magical mysterious machinations of love.”

by Anna Smith |
Published on
Release Date:

05 Oct 2007

Running Time:

102 minutes

Certificate:

15

Original Title:

Feast of Love

Morgan Freeman lends his gravelly wisdom to this emotional ensemble drama. He’s Harry, the friend of coffee shop-owner Bradley (Greg Kinnear). Bradley’s a cheerful sort - until his wife (Selma Blair) leaves him for a woman. Could sexy estate agent Diana (Radha Mitchell) be the answer? Meanwhile, his two young employees are getting it on, as Harry looks on sagely and relates it all to his wife.

Kinnear is as enjoyable as ever, helping to make this a fittingly amusing slice-of-life drama; but Freeman’s narration is cloying and the peripheral characters are paper-thin. Swinging from mildly irritating to rather enjoyable, the film eventually settles at merely watchable.

Swinging from mildly irritating to rather enjoyable, the film eventually settles at merely watchable.
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