Review of Reach Me

The cast here is quite an unusual mixture of talent. The talent is so expansive and ranges from horrible to decent to great, but that really takes away from the movie. Kelsey Grammer's part was pretty pointless. In fact a lot of characters make such brief appearances that it's hard to tell if it was on purpose or the just couldn't make time for them to have more scenes. It's weird to see Sylvester Stallone in a drama rather than an action film. So there were times where it was captivating, but at other times it was a bit cheesy. I don't think this movie knew what it wanted to bit. It was a collaborative mess of genres from crime, romance, thriller, and dramedy. Too much was going on here and I felt like some things went unresolved and others happened way too quickly. There are a few scenes here and there I kind of liked, but for the most part this was so lame. I was highly disappointed by this movie. It had potential, but it ultimately failed in most aspects.