Laws of Gravity

i hope to heck see it one day on dvd. i always keep an eye out for the actors in other shows haven\'t seen much except for peter grene and edie falco seen frank the bank in a law and order... Full review

OMG I can\'t believe how great this movie was. From start to finish, there was always something going on. The main characters, 2 couples had their bold and in your face attitudes, it\'s easy to relate to each one as a... Full review

its a pretty good movie...realistic,makes you understand where they\'re coming from. yes,theres no ending...but its a good ending in a way....after seeing the whole movie, you just have to use your imagination to what happens at the end.so, its good if... Full review

The magic to this movie was that there were mostly one big "take". It didn\'t cut to each characters face during a scene, it was like you were there watching it in real life. This move pulled me into it and... Full review

I\'m not a professional movie watcher by a long shot. Movies suck so bad that when I found this on my t.v. I was ecstatic at how good it was. I was like, "Holy *****! This is really good! How did... Full review

In a year that's been memorable for the amount of stunning new films by first-time directors, Laws of Gravity is remarkable even by those standards.....The real beauty of Laws of Gravity lies in its characterizations.....Laws of Gravity smartly uses its financial constrictions as aesthetic constructions.....Gomez uses his financial limitations to his stylistic advantage and plumbs the extraordinary performances to create enduring character studies..... ... Full Review

In "Laws of Gravity," life comes at you with bracing immediacy. Filmed with a handheld camera in low-rent apartments, in crowded bars and on street corners around Brooklyn, Nick Gomez's remarkable debut feels like inspired local news. The characters -- ... Full Article

The pivotal moment in Nick Gomez's astounding, explosive debut, "Laws of Gravity," comes when Denise (Edie Falco), a tough Brooklyn girl who lives with the leader of a small-time pack of street criminals, asks Frankie (Paul Schulze), an old friend ... Full Article

June 27th, 2001 Word is starting to break that longtime New York based indie production house and distributor The Shooting Gallery will likely be shutting its doors as soon as tomorrow. ... Full Article

On the road, the pair-with Seth at the wheel-bump into some figurative roadblocks meant to fuel, if not speed up, the plot: Their attempts to buy liquor are thwarted because they are underage; Marcy's efforts to fill a prescription for... ... Full Article