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Music director
  
Jeff Lass

Language
  
English

4.2/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Comedy

Duration
  

Country
  
United States

Unbecoming Age movie poster

Director
  
Alfredo RingelDeborah Ringel

Writer
  
,
Geof Prysirr

Release date
  
1992

Directors
  
Alfredo Ringel, Deborah Ringel

Screenplay
  
Meridith Baer, Geof Prysirr

Cast
  
(Julia),
John Calvin
(Charles), (Deborah), (Grandma), (Mac)

Similar movies
  
Now You See Me
,
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,
The Prestige
,
The Illusionist
,
Presto
,
Fever Pitch

Tagline
  
An unforgettable comedy about a woman who forgot how old she was, and remembered how young she is.

Unbecoming Age, also known as The Magic Bubble, is a 1992 American comedy film starring George Clooney and Diane Salinger. The film tells the story of woman who, for her 40th birthday, wishes to forget how old she is. A bottle of magic bubbles makes her wish come true, instantly transforming Julia into an ageless and happy woman.

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Cast

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  • Diane Salinger — Julia
  • John Calvin — Charles
  • Colleen Camp — Deborah
  • Priscilla Pointer — Grandma
  • George Clooney — Mac
  • Shera Danese — Letty
  • Nicholas Guest — Dooley
  • Critical reception

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    On her The Movie Archive Review website, Marjorie Johns awarded the film a score of six out of ten, stating that the film's "fantasy elements work well" and concluding that "it's a sweet natured, unpretentious little movie and not Scorsese".

    Film critic Todd McCarthy of Variety based his negative review of the film on the fact that "the fantasy element...is exasperatingly tame", claiming that the screenwriters "have kept their imaginations too inhibited and domesticated where greater flights of fancy would have been welcome". McCarthy did agree that his "sympathy goes out to Salinger" for her ability to "remain somewhat likable" and that a "number of talented thesps brighten up the supporting cast" even though "few will count this among their more stellar credits".

    Critic Peter Rainer of Los Angeles Times summarized his opinion with the opening sentence of his review titled "Magic Bubbles Can't Help Un-Becoming". He stated: "The comic premise of Un-Becoming Age...doesn't make a whit of sense"

    References

    Unbecoming Age Wikipedia
    Unbecoming Age IMDb Unbecoming Age themoviedb.org