Noble Things (2009)

User Rating:

8.1/10   

Directors:

Dan McMellen
Brett Moses

Writers:

Dan McMellen (writer)
Brett Moses (writer)

Release Date:

12 December 2009 (USA)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

He who Is noble devises noble things, and by noble things he stands

Plot:

Jimmy Wayne Collins finds himself adrift in Memphis, Tennessee. Forced to return home to the piney woods of Southeast Texas, Jimmy will face his imprisoned brother, his dying father and the demons he left behind. |

Plot Keywords:

Texas | Tennessee | Memphis | Memphis Tennessee

Cast

Brett Moses	...	Jimmy Wayne Collins
Lee Ann Womack	...	Claire Wade
Michael Parks	...	Pete Collins
Ryan Hurst	...	Kyle Collins
Dominique Swain	...	Amber Wade
James Parks	...	J.C.
Ron Canada	...	Moses
Wes Brown	...	Bo
Tracy Byrd	...	Ronnie Crawford
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Bobinger	...	Lee
Rutherford Cravens	...	Father Benton
Chris Cruz	...	Bouncer
Daisy Mae Hargraves	...	Ginger
Hunter Hawa	...	Winston
Rochelle Leffler	...	Darla
Daniel Magill	...	Skin-Ass
J.C. Moses	...	Rusty
Russ Moses	...	Police Officer
Ross Nolan	...	Randy
Lucky Ott	...	Bar Manager
Dustin Price	...	Jake
Jeremy Raley	...	Bar D.J.
Jason Robinson	...	Trigger
Leonard Songe	...	T-roy
Brian Sutton	...	Tony

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Austin, Texas, USA

Company:

Lava Box Entertainment Group

Noble Things great movie!

I saw this movie at the Austin Film Festival on Monday. This is the best movie that I have seen in years! Wonderful story, great performances, beautiful camera work, fantastic songs. Very clever flashbacks to develop the story. Must see! This movie is about how family and friends relate to each other. It is about what brothers are willing to do for each other. At times, this movie can put a tear in your eye and at other times, it is very funny. The music is fantastic! This is the kind of movie that I want to take my family to. Everyone can relate to this story line. There is an awesome fight scene that is preceded by a recitation of "The Lord's Prayer". That is indicative of a theme that runs through the entire movie. That theme is contrasts. There are very serious and sad moments followed by very hard action or funny moments. This is a very good film.