The Full Picture

Name: The Full Picture
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2008-08-08
Duration: 1 h 20 min
Rating: 8.5
Cast: Joshua Farrell, Bettina Devin, Daron Jennings

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8.5/10

105

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Comedy

Like many guys, Mark Foster struggles with commitment, but given his past, he has good reason. Fifteen years ago, his parents' scandalous divorce grabbed the public's attention and shattered... Read allLike many guys, Mark Foster struggles with commitment, but given his past, he has good reason. Fifteen years ago, his parents' scandalous divorce grabbed the public's attention and shattered Mark's ideas about marriage. Even worse, Mark and his charismatic brother, Hal, were forc... Read allLike many guys, Mark Foster struggles with commitment, but given his past, he has good reason. Fifteen years ago, his parents' scandalous divorce grabbed the public's attention and shattered Mark's ideas about marriage. Even worse, Mark and his charismatic brother, Hal, were forced to pick sides and to this day, disagree over whom to fault. Unfortunately, Mark has nev... Read all

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IMDb RATING

8.5/10

105

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10darpop

The Full Picture

The Full Picture is a hoot! Jon Bowden's direction and script kept things moving right along and each of his characters were very well-defined and interesting. The entire cast is wonderful but Bettina Devin is the hootiest!! She's a wonderful actress who was given a wonderful role and off she went! While the story line carried you right along into humor, sadness, anger and grief the film was shot and edited in a very unique, enjoyable way. There were some scenes that made you think one thing, and they turned out to be something else which made the film very entertaining. Before you knew it, the film was over and you sat there wishing for a sequel to find out more about this family. Good story. Good film. A good night at the theater!

9phretboardin

Comedic Dischord in The Full Picture

The Full Picture was really a fun flick. The cast was terrific and director Jon Bowden's script really sharp. The ongoing dysfunctional relationships are ones we can all relate to and the interactions between brothers Hal and Mark Foster were completely believable. Kudos to Mssrs. Hutchinson and Jennings.

Bettina Devin is absolutely wonderful as Gretchen Foster - imperious, haughty, and comedic. Lizzie Ross does a masterful job in conveying the emotional complexities of the anxiety attack ridden Erika. The film at times leaves you feeling very uncomfortable, that is until the family tensions begin to get embarrassingly out of control. The scene in the Japanese restaurant is priceless.

The film score was exceptional and helped create additional tension in the flick. Really well done!!