Greenfingers

Name: Greenfingers
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Crime
Released: July 27, 2001
Duration: 91 min
Rating: 46
Cast: Clive Owen, Helen Mirren

2001

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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) | Release Date: July 27, 2001 | R

Starring: Clive Owen, Helen Mirren

Summary: The beauty and delicacy of a flower seem a sharp contrast to the rough exterior of a prison inmate. Yet these two images are exactly what writer/director Joel Hershman brings together in Greenfingers, a story of redemption that not only tickles the funny bone, but touches the soul. (IDP Productions)

Director: Joel Hershman

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance, Crime

Rating: R

Runtime: 91 min

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Desson Thomson

Big muscular guys pruning roses IS funny and charming. Read full review

New Times (L.A.) Jean Oppenheimer

Proves a lovely, sweet alternative for audiences fed up with the latest hell-on-wheels action thriller or the newest horror film comedy spoof. Read full review

Connie Ogle

It's pleasant, mildly uplifting entertainment, one of the few recent movies to use plants as its muse. Read full review

William Arnold

It's too quick, too pat. Read full review

Elizabeth Barchas

Plants the seeds of comedy that grow into a mild feel-good flick, but it won't reap much viewer satisfaction. Read full review

Dave Kehr

The film is as synthetic as a rubber rose, but it is all but indistinguishable from the organically grown, bred-in-Britain article. Read full review

Kimberley Jones

And then there's the overacting. And then there's the hamminess of the script. And then there's Read full review

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JacE

Aug 17, 2007

Loved it!! It made me laugh, it made me cry; what more can you ask for?

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