I'm not sure what draws Matthew McConaghey to this type of disjointed story telling; I only know it could use massive improvement in the telling...Acting was very good. Setting good. Ann Hathaway? Not as convincing or as relevant; definitely outside her genre of acting, whether she know it? Or not...The idea of father/son estrangement for whatever reason is always interesting and their ultimate reunification. I just think this was a bit verbose in the telling; disjointed with a drawn out "lesson" about life and the mystery if not lack of control we humans experience very often in our fate. I wish Matthew McConaghey had a bit more DIRECTION in what he selects of late...He seems off the "path" of a well rounded story no matter what he chooses; needs some help and I'm not sure where it needs to come from; just know that if he wishes to remain in cinema? He needs to FIND HIMSELF.
Review of Serenity
