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Loverboy (DVD, 2006) Matt Dillon, Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Marisa Tomei NEW

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Item specifics

Condition
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Region Code
DVD: 1
Edition
Widescreen
Former Rental
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UPC
0025193097323
Format
DVD
Release Year
2006
Actor
Kyra Sedgwick, Marisa Tomei, Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon
Rating
R
Director
Kevin Bacon
Genre
Drama
Movie/TV Title
Loverboy

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Emily (Krya Sedgewick) has a single dream in life: to be the perfect mother to an exceptional child. With limitless funds from an inheritance, Emily has total freedom to follow her neurotic monomania. The first step is to conceive a child, and the film depicts her extensive promiscuous pursuits as she roams from city to city, a gamut of one-night stands. Finally her hunt for fertilization pays off, and she gives birth to Paul, her "loverboy." The majority of the story takes place when Paul is six, as Emily raises him with a fawning and sickening obsession. She struts around in various states of undress, kissing him constantly, and their relationship is less mother and child than freakish romance. She refuses to let Paul go to school, and in their allegedly Edenic isolation, they paint with their hands, whisper secrets to sheep, tell fairytales, and go on spontaneous trips to windswept islands. Paul, finally, with the precocious self-awareness typical of screenwritten children, rejects his mother's possessiveness and demands to join the other kids at school. This is more than Emily can handle, and in-between periodic flashbacks to her own traumatic childhood, the movie spirals down towards its inevitable and tragic conclusion.Adapted from the novel by Victoria Redel, LOVERBOY contains a startling range of cinematic moods. The occasional soft-lit and slow-motion scenes create a dreamy soap opera quality. Montages set to rock music evoke the hip sheen of Sofia Coppola's THE VIRGIN SUICIDES. There are moments of campy comedy, as when Emily catches her neighbor breast feeding Paul as a baby, or in the caricatured depiction of her parents (played with gusto by Marisa Tomei and director Kevin Bacon). At other times, LOVERBOY metamorphoses into a horror film, with Sedgewick cast as the creepily sexy monster. The schizophrenic result is striking portrait of motherhood gone awry, a perverse love story that will leave you unsettled for days afterward.

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0025193097323
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Product Key Features

Actor
Kyra Sedgwick, Marisa Tomei, Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon
Director
Kevin Bacon
Rating
R
Format
DVD
Release Year
2006
Movie/TV Title
Loverboy
Genre
Drama

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Film Country
USA
Leading Role
Kyra Sedgwick, Marisa Tomei, Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon
Release Date
20060919

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  • Top favourable review

    Kyra was fantastic

    To see Kyra Sedgwick in a different role other than the Closer was great. Her husband directed it and her daughter was in there too. It's a bit saucy, but she did a wonderful job

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  • A Mother Obsessed

    Kyra Sedgwick stars in Loverboy as Emily Stoll, a convincing tale of an emotionally frail woman obsessed with the creation and subsequent existence of her son. Kevin Bacon directed this interesting movie and also stars as the child Emily's father in well-played flashbacks. Dominic Scott Kay stars as the title character, Loverboy or Paul, offering a dynamic performance as Emily's 6 year old bright-eyed son. I found the story in this DVD to be original, and thought provoking. Bacon's direction is well paced, allowing the viewer a metered glimpse into Emily's difficult childhood and resulting odd behavior. The movie is also entertaining as it offers cameo appearances by Hollywood favorites such as: Blair Brown, Sandra Bullock, Marisa Tomei, Campbell Scott and Matt Dillon. The unique ...

  • No Incest.

    I watched this movie very carefully and while I can see it would not be enjoyable to many people, THERE IS NO HINT OF INCEST! The main reason I wrote this review was to counterpoint the review that implies there are hints of sexual incest. The reviewer who said that must have some issues! Yes, the relationship the mother had was twisted and obsessive (that was the point of the film), but based on the fact that the mother character went so far as to kill herself and try to kill her son, I seriously doubt that she would have restrained herself from at least getting the sexual relationship rolling with some inappropriate contact. I didn't even see any indication that the mother slept in the same bed with the boy, or bathed with him or anything else like that. While I realize that if ...

  • LOVE THIS MOVIE, I SOMEWHAT UNDERSTAND THE LOVING STORY

    I happened to be channel surfing, and saw kyra and kevin, was interested right away. beside the all very talented cast, i knew i had to watch it. as i watched it i figured out REALIZED right away that this movie had NOTHING TO WITH ANY SEXUAL INCEST was going on at all. she found her obsession with a child. she grew up seeing the PASSION with her parents. her parents were so obsessed with each other had a dysfuntional childhood. so she found mrs. harker as a mother/friend in her which is why thru her life after the harkers moved out, she abandoned. and by the way she always saw how her parents acted right in front of her, while she was brushing her teeth, they were in the tub fooling around and always hitting on each other, i think she looked at sex as, and passion which was always kept ...

  • Rare Subject to Deal with So Well & Great Acting

    Seems like high time to out America's dirtiest secret: the number of hetero-headed households of adults who use their own children to satisfy their forbidden, hidden needs. I don't read into this movie the incest that others writing here have. instead, what I take away from this film is a great lesson. This is how one American family, the Bacon-Sedgwick family, used performance art to teach their kids about how damaging crossing parental boundaries can be. Certainly, hetero-families never want to admit how frequently their children are used by those who are supposed be in role as parents. The statistics of frequency are astronomical in the states. But let's not put that issue on the political agenda. Heaven forbid that moral majority engaged in immoral conduct EVER point three fingers ...