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Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786305784876 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN: 6305784876 Label: MGM (Video & DVD) Manufacturer: MGM (Video & DVD) Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: MGM (Video & DVD) Release Date: April 25, 2000 Running Time: 102 minutes Studio: MGM (Video & DVD) Theatrical Release Date: 1999 Sales Rank: 35677 Related Items: Editorial Review: Description: Imagine experiencing life through the eyes of an innocent child forever. Beautiful and vibrant, Molly McKay might have a mental disability but she's not about to let the world pass her by. Starring Academy Award(r) nominee* Elizabeth Shue in an inspired performance, Molly is a joyous celebration of the irrepressible human spirit. Autistic since birth, 28-year-old Molly (Shue) isa carefree young woman with an incredible zest for life. Her brother Buck (Aaron Eckhart), a 32-year-old with a full social calendar and a booming career, has had little contact with Molly over the yearsuntil the facility that cares for her closes down. Now it's up to Buck to take his sister in and that's turning into a full-time job! Bold, childlike and very energetic, Molly completely envelops her brother's life and turns his ordered world into chaos. Then, just when Buck is at his wit's end, Molly becomes a candidate for a new medical procedure that could cure her completely but is it worth the risk? Molly sure thinks so'she's ready to experience everything! *1995: Actress, Leaving Las Vegas Amazon.com: The title character of Molly, played by Elisabeth Shue (Oscar nominee for Leaving Las Vegas), suffers from one of those afflictions that are only found in Hollywood movies: she's sort of mentally challenged, sort of autistic--but only enough to give her a childlike appreciation of rhythmic water fountains and The Wizard of Oz. An operation that somehow activates brain cells brings Molly to a more sophisticated level of intelligence, much to the astonishment and joy of her brother Buck (Aaron Eckhart, playing a much more sympathetic character than he did in In the Company of Men). Then, when her brain cell progress becomes threatened for some unclear reason, Molly and Buck are faced with her mental reversal. Aside from being scientifically dubious and somewhat insulting to mentally challenged people and their families, the developing sibling relationship has an emotional pull. Eckhart brings a quiet dignity to his role, lending a bit of realism with his understated performance. Shue, though saddled with an impossible character, has moments of naked emotion that almost make Molly believable. Thomas Jane (Deep Blue Sea), as a medical assistant with a never-explained "learning disability," does all he can with his equally inconsistent part but fares less well. Molly wants to be a combination of Forrest Gump and Flowers for Algernon, movies about discovering the meaning of life through an appreciation of simple things, but falls short. --Bret Fetzer Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Review of MollyI have a teenage daughter with Autism. I saw many characteristics that reminded me of my daughter. She also has an older brother and sister that help take care of her. It is a true concern wondering how things will go once "mom and dad" are gone. I really appreciate the effort made to bring this subject to light. There are not as many females with Autism as males. Thank you again. Rating:  - Elizabeth Shue Delivers A Great Performance As The Loveable Molly McKay"Molly" is one of those rare film treats that I happened to watch and ask myself, "Where was I when this movie was released in the theatres? Why haven`t I seen it before?" "Molly" is a sweet, romantic comedy that will make you laugh and cry. Elizabeth Shue ("The Saint" and "Cocktail") stars as Molly McKay, a beautiful, young woman with autism. Her learning comprehension seems to be that of a five year old. When her care facility closes, Molly is forced to live with her workaholic ... Read More Rating: - You will see Elisabeth Shue's buttLets cut to the chase: in this movie, Elisabeth Shue appears naked. Five stars. Rating: - A "What If" StoryElizabeth Shue stars as and in "Molly", a rather unique film about autism. Buck has a sister that he rarely visits. She's autistic, and has been looked after by an institution ever since her parents died. Well, Buck has to visit her when this institution closes down, more than that, he'll have to look after her from now on. Initially, Buck finds her and her habits to be frustrating and embarassing, but he soon warms to her. Soon after, he finds out about a brand new operation, one that could ... Read More Rating: - ELISABETH SHUE IS MOLLY!!!Elisabeth Shue gives a fantastic performance in this film! It is a touching film about autism and it's effects on members of the family!! This movie has humor in it, as well as keeping a serious tone about it!! I truly enjoyed the performances from all involved in this film!! See it at all cost!! Browse for similar items by category:
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