Movie critique by Kate Pulzone on “SEVEN
DAYS OF GRACE”
“Seven Days of Grace” starring
Lesley-Anne Down, Ria Coyne, Olivia Hussey, Stephanie
Beacham, directed by Don E. Fauntleroy filmed in 2005
is about four women, a barmaid, a lesbian, a hippie and a blonde with big
personal problems. One of the four
women, Grace, a really bad actress in the movie, says good-bye to her father as
he died in bed, leaving a family restaurant.
The father is Italian but the restaurant features his secret “ribs”
recipe. Grace, always an unemployed
actress because she’s always getting kicked off the set, teams up with her
three friends who are all in need of money.
They pool their resources to keep the “joint” going while fighting a
nasty landlord who always comes around threatening to toss them out on the
street. Grace can’t figure out the
secret ingredient to her father’s ribs and they wind up betting on horses and
wearing lingerie in the joint to auction off for money.
I have to say, this is the worst
movie I have ever seen and I actually forced myself to watch the entire movie,
convinced it had to get better with this good cast of actresses. I was wrong – it got worse as the movie
dragged on. Save your money and most of
all, save your time and walk right by this movie if you see it. I bought it for it’s
Italian theme and because it cost $4.00 when a video store closed down on