Never Too Late
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It’s been decades since Caine, Bronson, Angus, and Wendell escaped a POW camp. Now, they’re sharing a new prison, Hogan Hills Retirement Home. The four band together for an escape plan, but the rules of engagement have changed — and so has what they’re fighting for. Never Too Late is a heartwarming story about how you’re never too old to chase your dreams, and never too early to find love.
Australia, 2020, 95 minutes, Not Rated, Directed by Mark Lamprell
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“It’s generally a pleasure to see stalwarts like (James) Cromwell, (Jacki) Weaver, and Jack Thompson (as one of the old gang) at work…”
– Glenn Kenny, THE NEW YORK TIMES -
“A sweet story…’Never Too Late’ is a feel-good message movie featuring four men and a woman all needing to resolve something meaningful in their lives.”
– Alan Ng, FILM THREAT -
"The movie evokes ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ as much as it does ‘Grumpy Old Men.’"
– VARIETY -
"Cromwell is an amazing actor who, in this role, gets a chance to show a softer side while also having a bit of fun with crazy plans all based on love."
– MILITARY PRESS -
"Jacki Weaver and James Cromwell head an all-star ensemble in the Aussie charmer."
– THE PATRIOT LEDGER -
"A fun and romantic ride of a film that confirms what the late, great Bette Davis once said, ‘Old age ain’t no place for sissies!’”
– SELIG FILM NEWS
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