- Studio: IFC Films
- Release Date: Mar 22, 2013
- Starring: Aimee Teegarden, Austin Stowell, Chris Lowell, Delvon Roe, Lauren Mae Shafer, Liam Hemsworth, Max Adler, Teresa Palmer, Wyatt Russell
- Summary: When a young soldier in Vietnam gets dumped by his hometown girlfriend, he and his best friend decide to return to the States to win her back. But when they arrive stateside, they find her and her best friend at the heart of the anti-war movement.
- Director: Danny Mooney
- Genre(s): Drama, Romance, War
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60Save a weak police pursuit, events are earnestly depicted and involvingly played, even if the period re-creation at times feels overly burnished. Still, Love and Honor suffices as old-fashioned, pie-in-the-sky entertainment.
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50Liam Hemsworth, the Ben & Jerry Flavor of the Month, is a sexy Australian centerfold without a trace of an accent who can actually act. His love interest is Teresa Palmer, a fellow Aussie who recently starred in the zombie flick "Warm Bodies." They may be camera-ready smoothies who take their clothes off often enough to keep the teen dweebs drooling.
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42Every scene of Danny Mooney’s directorial debut is brightly lit, every car squeaky clean, every moral dilemma transparent, with evidently thorough period detail undone by production values that lend even the riots an idyllic glow, while foiling the potential for truly dramatic conflict with leaden dialogue and predictable changes of heart.
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38Love and Honor may be politically clueless, but Hemsworth and the student journalist he hooks up with (fellow Aussie Teresa Palmer of “Warm Bodies’’) do make an undeniably attractive couple.
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Mar 20, 201325The deceptions and romances carry on as one might expect, all while the film makes some attempt at exploring the cultural shifts of the time period.
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20Between the cast's modern hairstyles and attitude, and the paint-by-numbers set design and period costumes...the action comes across as a prolonged, dreary game of dress-up. That director Danny Mooney shoots his material like a TV show doesn't help.
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20The film dresses up pretty young things in fatigues and retro T-shirts for a story so clichéd and brainless that it’s almost more disturbing than laughable.
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