Indian Summer

I was looking over our DVD tower last night for something to watch. We were between NetFlix mailings and it was a quiet Saturday night. I pulled one out that I never heard of before and realized it was borrowed from... Full review

An ensmble cast full to the brim with talent. a beautifully shot film about 30 somethings going back for a reminiscent summer at their childhood summer camp in Canada. Elizabeth Perkins, Bill Paxton, And director Sam Raimie all give brilliant performances... Full review

Like watching a neighbor's summer camp home movies, "Indian Summer" is a sleep inducing bore. Eight alumni campers are barely introduced, when unbelievably boring flashbacks begin for characters we know nothing about. Fine actors, Alan Arkin, and Bill Paxton are... Full review

This movie was fun to watch good acting and diane lane was great. It make you think of the time you had at camp.... Full review

There is this private campground in Plymouth, Massachusetts, that's been around since 1959. My grandparents were among its founders, my parents had a site starting in 1965, and my two brothers have sites there now.(This doesn't have anything directly to... Full review

this is my favourite movie, it was funny and it brought back alot of memories of camping when i was kid. a must see for everyone. the so called shreks they play are hilarious. ive watched about 50 times. its still... Full review

Indian Summer is my favorite movie because it was filmed at my sleep-away camp named Camp Tamakwa. Uncle Lou isn't alive he died i think before my mom went to camp. if you went to camp tamakwa it would be your... Full review

This is one of the greatest movies! It is so heartwarming - you will be laughing one minute and crying the next! I've seen this movie numerous times and love it more and more. This is really for any age (Tho... Full review

A quiet, sweet and beutifully nostalgic movie on how it is to be confronted with old friends and surroundings from your youth with all that memories and the problems and sorrows of the present with you. A movie that makes... Full review

We saw 'Indian Summer' as part of a quest to see most Diane Lane movies. She is superb as always. The movie has "Big Chill" feel to it, but is a quite different story. Here a group of 30-somethings get... Full review

Nothing else in "Indian Summer" comes close to matching this ravishing opening flashback. The film is just too pat, too predictable and too generic. Arkin and the moose are the best things about the movie. No film with Alan Arkin can be wholly bad. ... Full Review

It was there, during three or four summers, that I gathered memories that " Indian Summer " awakened with a fierce poignancy. The prevailing feeling of the film is warm and gentle, and there are no really bad people or terrible secrets. ... Full Review

Although there are several good comedy sequences, this uneven humor is unable to camouflage the essential weakness of the storyline.....Cheap cinematography tricks like graying the film aren't likely to cause an audience to wax sentimental.....There are times when the film is almost palatable because of the actors.....Alan Arkin, the consummate professional, is dryly humorous as the aging camp director.....Despite the weak material they're given to work with, at least the ensemble cast is solid..... ... Full Review

Essentially The Big Chill for the '90s, Indian Summer features a group of thirtysomethings getting together at their childhood camp for one last time. The longtime owner, Unca Lou (Alan Arkin), is getting ready to shut the place down and... ... Full Article

I've short-sheeted beds and belted out camp songs with the best of them. Indian Summer made me long to be back in one of those gloriously rickety, mildewed cabins in a lush, rural forest. ... Full Article