The Photographer

I think it's really sad when someone watches a movie, and when it's not all Hollywood bells and whistles totally smashes it to pieces in a review! I purchased this movie used, mainly because some of the actors (Maggie) and... Full review

From acting to visuals this film is a gem - a diamond in the rough. I was blown away by the performances headed up by the star, Reg Rogers, a master of his craft. This is Maggie G's first big... Full review

This film is definitely an indie, but it was really quite good.The story starts with Max (Reg Rogers), who was the big thing in the NYC photography world a year ago, but has lost his talent. He needs to somehow... Full review

This movie is a dream-like parable of a pretentious N.Y. photographer who has learned that art must come deep from the heart and be authentic. He has lost his native ability in the glamour of the artistic "in-crowd" and finds... Full review

If you have *any* bit of a photographer's eye, you'll love this film. It manages to perfectly capture how it feels to recognize the "decisive moment" when a photo should be taken. The supporting actors are all wonderful in their... Full review

It's not a great film but it's got a lot of fine moments. The best performance of that whole movie is easily, Maggie Gyllenhaal. She plays this kooky, fortune teller-wannabe who is a neatfreak and likes to broadcast the news... Full review

Occasionally, surfing through the late night flicks, you run across a gemstone that grabs you by the pajama lapels and shakes you awake until you've finished reading the credits: such was my reaction to The Photographer a few nights ago.... Full review

I hope this movie is coming out in the theater because I want to see it again. It is worth it for the scene in the bar alone. The characters and setting are so real, which is weird because the... Full review

I saw this movie at its New York premiere, and walked out saying "wow". The story is simple but interesting, which lets the actors really shine. There's some magic involved, but it isn't the wizards-and-special-effects kind: it's a more subtle,... Full review

The Photographer , directed by Jeremy Stein, is a good independent feature about a down-and-out photographer's 12 hour journey around New York City trying to find ten photographs he has lost. It is fairly engaging, the script is well written and the acting while sometimes a bit awkward is generally good. ... Full Review

November 9, 2008 -- On the recommendation of a friend I watched a movie called the "The Photographer."He said, like Arte Johnson, it was "Very interesting." ... Full Article