Laura Smiles

i realy didn't like it had nothing good about it!a old person is more intresting.god,never watch this movie as it sucks... Full review

i saw this film at the tribeca film festival a year ago and didn't know anything about it just went to see it to fill time and i was pleasantly suprised. the director and lead actress were at the showing, they... Full review

Laura's love, in the end, is not replaced by apathy, but by a vacuum of emotion that has filled the place in her heart where there once was something profound. To this end, Mr. Ruscio smartly uses an array of flashbacks to paint Laura as a darker and more complicated character than we thought. ... Full Review

Look deeper, and you'll discover that 34-year-old Laura is messed up big time. Ruscio's script is grim and darkly funny, but the big attraction is Wright's right-on performance. ... Full Review

Laura Smiles had to be a bad movie..... ... Full Review

Ruscio would rather add forced narrative complications than get to the actual core of what he's tossing out there, the sacrifices made in the name of relationships, dreams dashed or discarded. Yet as Ruscio piles it on, he gets himself further and further away from any sense of genuine emotional truth. ... Full Review

While bravely played by Wright, Lauras character arc is not one that sends the imagination soaring. Theres nothing dangerous or comfortably morose to Laura that rewards the time spent with it, and the film hardly registers ... Full Review