All I Wish

Name: All I Wish
Released: 2018-3-30
Cast: Sharon Stone, Tony Goldwyn, Famke Janssen, Liza Lapira, Caitlin FitzGerald

All I Wish

R
1h 34m
2017

18%

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Senna Berges (Sharon Stone), a free-spirited fashion designer lives on the edge. Despite attempts by her strong-willed mother (Ellen Burstyn), to get her to settle down, Senna charts a chaotic path marked by missed career opportunities and casual hookups with younger men. Senna seems destined for a life of disappointment. Then… one day, everything changes. Everything. At her 46th birthday, Senna meets Adam (Tony Goldwyn), a charismatic lawyer who connects with her in the most powerful and profound way. True to form, Senna screws up and happiness is not to be. But when Senna and Adam serendipitously reunite a year later at her 47th birthday party, Senna's luck changes with the opportunity to find true love again.

Director:

Susan Walter

Producer:

Matthew R. Brady, Rob Carliner, Eric Brenner, Gary Preisler, Sharon Stone

Writer:

Susan Walter

Cast:

Sharon Stone, Tony Goldwyn, Famke Janssen, Liza Lapira, Caitlin FitzGerald, Jason Gibson, Ellen Burstyn

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

18%

Critics Consensus: All I Wish strands Sharon Stone in the midst of a subpar romantic comedy that will only leave most viewers wishing Hollywood would offer her a better starring vehicle.

Reviews

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Sarah Knight Adamson

Here's a portrait of both older women and men living life to the fullest, and not settling for second best just because society sets deadlines. It also gives hope to those who are divorced or widowed.

In Susan Walters' sudsy screenplay, Sharon Stone is subjected to stock romantic situations time and time again, dragged along by Walters' insipid and uninspired direction.

"All I Wish" is a dream role for Stone, if only the character was given a better movie to exist in.

The script, from first time director Susan Walter, is strong and her direction keeps the film moving with very little slow spots. A fine freshman debut.

All I Wish, despite boasting a strong cast and performances, fails to deliver the goods. Its Graduate-esque ending is emblematic of the movie itself, clichd and tawdry.

April 5, 2018

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