SYNOPSICS
Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015) is a English movie. Michael Showalter has directed this movie. Sally Field,Max Greenfield,Tyne Daly,Wendi McLendon-Covey are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2015. Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015) is considered one of the best Comedy,Drama,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Doris Miller is a shy, eccentric 60-something woman, living alone following the death of her mother, whom she has lived with for her whole life. At the funeral, her brother Todd and his wife Cynthia try to persuade her to sell the house, especially the possessions, as she is a hoarder. Her only close friend is the fiery Roz, though she also gets along with Roz's granddaughter Vivian. On her way to work, where she has been doing data entry for decades, she meets new young co-worker John, with whom she is immediately infatuated. Empowered by self-improvement tapes, Doris decides to go after him..
Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015) Trailers
- Hello, My Name Is Doris Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Sally Field, Max Greenfield Movie HD
- Hello My Name Is Doris Official Trailer (2016) - Sally Fields [HD]
- Hello, my name is Doris (a darker trailer)
- Hello, my name is Doris - Trailer español (HD)
- Hello, my name is Doris (trailer subtitulado)
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Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015) Reviews
Sally Field. You still got it, girl!
I like it, I really really liked it! Academy Award winner, Sally Field proves that she still has the charm and charisma at this stage in life, to headline a young hip movie. Fields plays, Doris, a seasoned Staten Islander working in accounts at a young trendy business, who develops a crush on the new Art Director who sparks the young at heart feeling Doris needed after spending her youth taking care of a ill mother. It's a very realistic look at what it's like for someone who has an age difference form the rest of their co workers. Sally Field was great to look at. She brings that old school class of acting to a new style of film making. Field brings a lot of respect to Doris, that makes you feel for the character and connect with what she's going through as she pursues her much younger love interest. It's familiar and refreshing all at the same time. A funny and enjoyable must see film.
A funny & moving romantic comedy, that deals more with self discovery than the pursuit of love itself. Field is great.
"She's definitely weird, but like a good weird." Doris Miller (Field) has just lost her mother and reason for living. She isn't sure what to do now, stuck in a job and spending her nights with her friend Roz and Vivian. One day while heading to work she sees John (Greenfield) and everything changes. She falls in love with him and wants to find the courage to talk to him. Little by little Doris opens up and finds her confidence, and begins to find herself again. This is a movie that flips the norm on its head. This movie deals with an older woman trying to pursue a younger man. Sally Field gives one of her best performances to date and really plays this character perfectly. You feel sorry for her but not to the point of pity, and really root for her but also cringe a few times at her actions. This is at its core a funny and moving romantic comedy, but it deals more with self discovery than the pursuit of love itself. That is refreshing to see and because of that it actually felt fresh. Overall, just a really nice movie with a great performance by Sally Field. I give this a B.
A truly pleasing film...
I want to write a fair, balanced, impartial and pertinent review of this film... but it's difficult. The problem is... it's near perfect. It is clever and inventive in it's conception, beautifully constructed and crafted in it's form, musically enchanting... and importantly... not infested with formulaic Hollywood nonsense. The actors do everything that is expected of them, (and more in the cases of Sally Field and Tyne Daily), there is zero CGI... and the swearing is limited (and confined) to the sort of swearing real people engage in. Healthy, gutsy, robust 'effing' and blinding. Also... no swords, elves, planets or vampires intrude on the fun. We all have our own preferences when it comes to entertainment I like my music intricate and embracing, I like my novels to be difficult to define... and I like my films to be addictive... (at least for the duration of the film). I like to know I will definitely watch it again...and that I will laugh and care the same way I did the first time around. A truly pleasing film. I'm in my sixties too... Sally Field is 'effing' gorgeous.
Sally Field's role works on so many levels
Sally Field gets the role of a lifetime as a hoarder working in a trendy office who has the hots for a younger employee. One of the best things about "Hello, My Name Is Doris" is that it shows how Doris is sort of an oddball and can irritate those around her, but is nonetheless a good person. She was the only sibling who took care of their mom. Basically, Doris wants to stick to her house and possessions, and their representation of the old days amid a world that advances too quickly for her, and her attraction to this younger man is the only possible sexual satisfaction for her. Most of all, it's refreshing to see a movie that focuses on older women (aside from Doris, there's her friend Roz, played by Tyne Daly). One of the most impressive scenes is when Doris gets photographed (and believe me, Sally Field looks sexy in some of those outfits that she wears). The long and short of it is that "Hello, My Name Is Doris" is a really good movie. Sally Field has gotten some of the best roles of her career later in life, and I hope that she continues to do so. She, Tyne Daly, and the rest of the cast put in fine performances. I recommend this movie to everyone.
Unassuming, genuinely flying under the radar
This is a great example of ultrafine filmmaking that simultaneously courts convention, and then proceeds to transcend it. It starts up as straight-up storytelling bolstered by a focus on character/scenario development, and winds up being quite close to mythic. Doris starts out as a "character", but ends up as a goddess. That's a laudable achievement for film. This flick, more than many, gets my inner wheels turning, pondering the production process that brought together so many fine talents to produce such a fine film product. After watching so many hi-tech, meticulous productions that skimp on narrative/mythic depth, it's nice to see a mid-tech product that really does deliver the goods. Check it out.