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I Am Sam
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Actors:
Will Wallace,
Elle Fanning,
Scott Paulin,
Kimberly Scott,
Bobby Cooper,
Steven Maines,
Mary Steenburgen
Will Wallace
Elle Fanning
9 April 1998, Conyers, Georgia, USA
Scott Paulin
13 February 1950, Steubenville, Ohio, USA
Kimberly Scott
11 December 1961, Kingsville, Texas, USA
Bobby Cooper
16 July 1954, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Steven Maines
Mary Steenburgen
8 February 1953, Newport, Arkansas, USA
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Jessie Nelson
Jessie Nelson
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Dakota Fanning #Dianne Wiest #I Am Sam #Jessie Nelson #Laura Dern #Loretta Devine #Michelle Pfeiffer #Richard Schiff #Sean Penn
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February 08, 2003
Just watching Penn and Fanning interact...is worth wading through the occasionally ankle-deep syrup.
September 25, 2010
Sean Penn gives the most professionally shameful, cruelly wrongheaded performance ever nominated for a Best Actor Oscar, while Jessie Nelson Kristine Johnson's script lives down to Penn's ugly ineptitude with idiotic catchphrases and product placement.
March 22, 2002
On one level, I Am Sam is a crock, but on another, more vital one, it's very, very sweet.
January 23, 2003
This movie plays like an after-school special or a public service announcement.
Arizona Republic
March 04, 2002
Plays out in such a conventional manner that it feels like a TV movie of the week from the '70s.
Common Sense Media
December 24, 2010
Moving film with great acting seems too contrived.
November 06, 2002
Penn repeatedly hits the ball out of the park, but the rest of the team never gets past first base.
September 23, 2004
And I think I am sick.
Washington Post
January 25, 2002
For a movie that probes the sensitive issue of living with reduced mental capacity, are the creators of Bambi the obvious choice?
June 19, 2003
Sean Penn may be the most gifted actor of his generation.
Chicago Tribune
July 20, 2002
It's a sensational performance, and [Penn] illumines a movie that sometimes seems in danger of descending into modish Hollywood political correctness.
Washington Post
January 25, 2002
A well-intentioned but ludicrous tale.