At all points in the story, it's a relationship that just always assumes itself, and does so because, deep down, that's what true love is: a commitment that goes the distance, no matter what.
Our relationships are not so much a line drawn between two people as they are a web made up of multiple connections and intersections—some permanent, others less so. These relationships are often what feed our spirits and our souls.
In Get Low, the issue of forgiveness comes up early in the film, then settles into the undercurrent. We're not sure what needs to be forgiven. But as the story plays out, it becomes more and more evident that this is a story about forgiveness.
Now on DVD. Helen Mirren's DCI Jane Tennison finds herself in the thick of things as the only female lead in a chauvinistic world, forcing her to battle the thin blue line as well as criminals who kill, rape, and torture.
Now on Blu-ray. Fans of The Princess Bride, the Brothers Grimm, and love in general will swoon for this Neil Gaiman masterpiece. It's whimsical, it's magical, and it knows how to tell an old-fashioned story... with a twist.
Now on Blu-ray. Truman Capote's In Cold Blood found its way to the screen forty-odd years ago... but now it returns, thanks to a Blu-ray dial-up that still shines light on the darkness in men's hearts.
The 79-year-old Duvall stars in a new movie Get Low, in select theaters now, and releasing nationwide Friday, Aug. 27. It's a 1930s tale of a man with a soul-crushing secret who sets up and goes to his own funeral.
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