Auggie Rose

I loved this movie. The story was a bit unusual and Jeff Goldbloom was fabulous to watch. It was a great "old-fashioned movie" kind of feeling and it piqued my attention until the quiky end. At times I felt like I... Full review

Last night I woke up at 3am, turned on the tv to find the begining of a movie I never saw. Auggie Rose. I found myself mesmerized by this flick and unable to turn it off even when my eyes were... Full review

This movie continued on and on and made no sense to me as to why it was going on at all. This man is apparently going through a midlife crises and decides to find himself in some ex-cons life. Why??? He... Full review

The movie was good, but not great - in short, it's no CANDYMAN. I am going to stop the plot summary there (a surprisingly long way into the movie), but the movie really is interesting. ... Full Review

However, the film was rather disappointing in the fact that not a whole lot interesting or exciting happened. For fans of the actors involved, especially Goldblum, the film is worth a look, but I'd rent before purchasing. ... Full Review

Still, Auggie Rose mostly succeeds, thanks to Tabak's level pacing and Goldblum's rich performance. I'm happy to say that Auggie Rose did not succumb to Hollywood dreadfulness. ... Full Review

Auggie Rose is not brilliant filmmaking, and the moral message it espouses is elementary, indeed. The film also has a terrific supporting cast, with scene-stealing bits from the abovementioned Santos and Olyphant, as well as from Richard T. Jones, as a concerned cop who shadows Nolan as he becomes more Auggie-like, and Paige Moss, as Nolan's concerned secretary back in the insurance office. ... Full Review

ohn (Jeff Goldblum) likes his chardonnay but picks the wrong day to be meticulous about scratched bottle labels when an armed robber holds up his favorite deli and a store clerk, Auggie Rose (Kim Coates), gets shot in the gut... ... Full Article

Curious little movie.Jeff Goldblum's morose insurance salesman witnesses a shooting of an employee during the robbery of a deli and decides to look into the life of the man who ultimately dies into his eyes. ... Full Article