Roommates

1995 "Some people talk. Some people listen. When you're 107 and going strong, you do whatever you want."
6.4| 1h48m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 03 March 1995 Released
Producted By: Hollywood Pictures
Country: United States of America
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An elderly, yet young-at-heart man, moves in with his grandson, and both their lives turn upside-down.

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tcasavecchia I find it hard to believe that there are only 16 reviews of this film & that of those 16 all but one is positive, yet this film has such a low rating. I like a lot of Peter Falk's work. I truly LOVE Columbo. It was a great show that is still watchable due to the acting of Falk & the stories. I think the reason I love this film so much is that the character of Rocky somehow reminds me of my own father (who is old enough to be my grandfather) Like Rocky, my father is gruff, stubborn, snores incessantly, & loves his family albeit rarely says it. He shows his love with his actions not his words. Now that I have a son of my own & have my father living with me I hope that one day my son will be able to appreciate this film as I do.
prykep Roommates is a warm, touching movie about family,love, and relationships. I recommend this movie to anyone looking for an entertaining and enjoyable family film. Peter Falk is excellent, as is the supporting cast. This movie was filmed in my hometown, and at the hospital where I worked at the time it was made. This adds interest for me, but anyone can enjoy this heartfelt movie, especially if you were lucky enough to know your grandparents. It is fun to watch relationships develop between two people from different generations. This is handled beautifully in Roommates. The characters are likable and believable, and you care what happens to them.
Jon_Tees I personally found this to be a heartwarming and entertaining tale about a grandson and the grandfather who raised him spanning the course of 30 years. The two men love each other deep down, but clash often. Outside of their relationship other stuff happens. The grandson becomes a heart surgeon and has a family of his own while the grandfather meets various new friends and finds employment in a bakery at an old age, until illness forces him to retire. The roles of the two reverse and the grandson now finds himself caring for the grandfather who once cared for him when he was an orphaned boy. Definitely check this movie out and read the book but be warned it's a tear jerker that will tug at your heart strings.
confushus6 I am not much of a sappy movie kind of guy, but I for one LOVED this film. Peter Faulk performs splendidly. Although slow in a few parts, the storyline more than makes up for it as it shows the trials and tribulations of family separated and joined together by generational gaps. Julian Moore give a great performance and looks absolutely beautiful in this film, even though her character is not as in depth as the main characters. And DB Sweeny shows that he can have a softer side, as well as a wise cracking smooth talking side. It was a little bit of a stretch from what he is normally known for doing, but he pulled it off very well. Roommates is definitely going into my collection. I give this one 8/10. Bravo guys.