Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Gone Girl, Batman v Superman… Ben Affleck is often given dramatic performances on the big screen, but do you know his blue side? The American actor has tried romantic comedy several times, most notably with the film that almost cost him his career, but probably few of you have seen Multiple Mistakes, a little nugget that has been unfairly overlooked and I recommend you see it. Find out fast!
It was released in cinemas in 1997. Multiple errorsDirector Kevin Smith tells the story of two friends, Holden McNeil (Ben Affleck) and Banky Edwards (Jason Lee), happy-go-lucky comic book creators who meet colleague Alice Jones (Joy Lauren Adams) at a trade show. Holden falls in love with Alice, only to discover that she is gay. However, they become friends and eventually become lovers. This romance affects the two boys’ friendship, and things get complicated when Holden learns about Alice’s past…
The third feature film Kevin Smithfor which we are particularly indebted to the excellent clerks, Es Multiple errors is a romantic comedy that screams truth. The director, if he still has a stubborn and schoolboy, combines it in a more mature personal work that is full of sensitivity. The story she tells about feelings of love and transition to adulthood is refreshingly soulful and has an undeniable charm.
Ben Affleck’s words resonate in each of us…
especially with Multiple errors, Kevin Smith Confirms that he is the author of the outstanding dialogue. The movie is full of delicious exchanges, but how can we not highlight Holden’s incredible declaration of love for Alice, which began in a car and ended in the rain… a hilarious moment, which you can discover below. Ben Affleck Really moving (at least the author of these lines). Honestly, who has never felt the essence of what they say to someone else?
“I love you”Holden tells Alice. “And not in a friendly way, though I think we’re great friends. And not in a misplaced, puppy-dog kind of way, though I’m sure you’ll see that. I love you. Quite simply, you really are the epitome of everything I’ve ever looked for in another person. I can’t stand next to you without wanting to hold you.”
The beginning of a love monologue Ben Affleck It’s beautiful, but what follows is simply glorious, soaring in emotion…only for this flame, declared from the depths of the bowels, so friendly and inviting Multiple errors, in which a certain Matt Damon makes a cameo, is worth watching. Are you ready to go back?
Ben Affleck recently starred in Robert Rodriguez’s thriller Hypnotic:
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