All I Wish
All I Wish
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.
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Rotten Tomatoes® Score
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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.
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age 16+Common Sense Says
Unlikable character in flat romance; sex, swearing.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that All I Wish is a romantic comedy that checks in on a woman named Senna (Sharon Stone) one day a year, on her birthday, as she tries to find both love and a career. There's kissing and partial nudity (mostly bottoms), Senna sleeps with more than one person, and there's fairly frequent sex-related talk and other sexual material. Language is infrequent but includes "f--k," "s--t," and "a--hole." Characters argue, and a secondary character dies of cancer. Senna frequently drinks to excess and smokes pot, and there's plenty of social drinking, all without much in the way of consequences. While it's usually refreshing to see a film focus on an older but very vibrant female character, Senna is unfortunately immature and rudderless, and you could argue that the movie is saying she needs a man to make her "complete."
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Additional Info
- Genre:Comedy, Drama
- Release Date:March 30, 2018
- Languages:English, Spanish
- Captions:English
- Audio Format:5.1
- Screen Pass Eligible:Yes
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