Forever Mine - Movie Review

  • 01 November 2005

Rating: 2.5 out of 5

One macabre "love story." In Forever Mine, a darling Gretchen Mol meets cabana boy Joseph Fiennes while on holiday with her NYC politico husband Ray Liotta. Naturally she falls for the lad, and as we know how jealous Ray can get, he has the guy killed. Or so he thinks... 14 years later, Fiennes returns, reinventing himself as some kind of lawyer/drug lord, to exact his revenge.

Makes about as much sense as Ross Perot, but frequent nude scenes do tend to help matters. Don't they always?

Forever Mine
Image caption Forever Mine

Facts and Figures

Year: 1999

Run time: 115 mins

In Theaters: Friday 4th October 2002

Distributed by: MGM Pictures, Inc.

Production compaines: Moonstar Enterainment

Reviews

Contactmusic.com: 2.5 / 5

Rotten Tomatoes: 33%
Fresh: 2 Rotten: 4

IMDB: 5.3 / 10

Cast & Crew

Director: Paul Schrader

Producer: Kathleen Haase, Amy J. Kaufman, Damita Nikapota

Screenwriter: Paul Schrader

Starring: Joseph Fiennes as Manuel Esquema, Ray Liotta as Mark Brice, Gretchen Mol as Ella Brice, Vincent Laresca as Javier Cesti, Myk Watford as Rick Martino, Lindsey Connell as Stewardess, Reagan Pasternak as Miami Tan Attendant, Sean Cw Johnson as Randy (as Sean C W Johnson)

Also starring: John Henry Canavan, Robert Dodds, Kevi Katsuras, Shannon Lawson, Alison MacLeod, Peter Millard, Jocelyn Snowdon, Kathleen Haase, Damita Nikapota, Paul Schrader