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![]() Raising Genius (2004) Directed by Bess Wiley & Linda Voorhees review by Ed Vincent A fun quirky ride down the entrails of humor. Perhaps today's version of Harold and Maude. I am not certain that there is a normal person in the film at all. The young man with hormones on fire for a cheerleader and another portion of his brain juggling equations to find balance - is perhaps more common as a metaphor in today's world of indulged youth and pampered realities. It is a fun gallop with a myriad of notable actors and actresses. This is a slice of today's world seen through the eye of a gifted director Bess Wiley. Ms. Wiley has worked the camera with some of today's best directors and she directs this soon to be cult classic with inventive camera angles and a flair for art and drama. If you enjoyed Harold and Maude, you will love this film. I even like this film better than the 1971 film directed by Hal Ashby. Raising Genius (2004) Directed by Bess Wiley & Linda Voorhees Writing credits (WGA) Linda Voorhees (written by) Genre: Comedy / Drama Tagline: It's Only Locked On The Inside... Plot Summary: The film is about a boy (Justin Long) who locks himself in the bathroom to work out math equations on the shower wall... Credited cast:
Justin
Long .... Hal Nestor
Wendie Malick .... Nancy Nestor Ed Begley Jr. .... Dr. Curly Weeks Stephen Root .... Dwight Nestor Danica McKellar .... Lacy Baldwin Megan Cavanagh .... Charlene Hobbs Mark DeCarlo .... Officer Hunter Tippi Hedren .... Granma Babe Clint Howard .... Mr. Goss Sam Huntington .... Bic Shirley Jones .... Aunt Sis Joel Moore .... Rolf J. Bretton Truett .... Dr. Van Heizen Travis Wester .... Rudy ![]() ![]() © Suburban Journals of Chicago published by Suburban Journals of Chicago Inc. |
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