It's slow, the dialog is often mumbled, there is simulated sex but no nudity and the talent of the two stars, Colin Firth and Emily Blunt is wasted. They say their lines well, but you or I could have written the lines. There's nothing to them. Even the moments (rare) of revelation about the characters are dreary and dull. The great character actor M. Emmet Walsh is listed prominently in the cast, but he appears for only 1 minute in a dark room at the very beginning of this boring movie.
Review of Arthur Newman
