Sweet Jane
Tony (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a teenage patient, escapes from a hospital to follow a beautiful young woman he sees in the corridor. He follows her into the street, into dirty alleys and a world of drug addiction and petty crime.
Despite Tony's relentless pursuit and attempt to befriend her, Jane (Samantha Mathis) will have nothing to do with him - she has enough problems of her own. Feeling compelled Tony begins to insinuate himself into her life until she finds herself actually depending on him. Even though Jane treats him badly, he still tries to protect her as best as he can, watching over her when she sleeps. No longer the self-sufficient loner, Jane realizes she needs the love and companionship she has scorned. Tony needs her just as much. She discovers an inner strength she never knew she had and a capacity for real love and compassion that will provide solace and salvation for both.
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Sweet Jane - julianrjh
I rented this to see Joseph Gordon-Levitt in early indie movie, but it was a waste of time. I think the story was good and the movie was clearly made with good intentions, but it felt like a stage play that hadn't made the transition to the screen. And Gordon-Levitt was still acting like he was in a sitcom, always facing the camera and looks like he expects an audience to react. It was a shame, but either way, he got much better and much more confident.
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Sweet Jane - julianrjh
I rented this to see Joseph Gordon-Levitt in early indie movie, but it was a waste of time. I think the story was good and the movie was clearly made with good intentions, but it felt like a stage play that hadn't made the transition to the screen. And Gordon-Levitt ...