All Relative

This is a great plot, filming and acting. It is a great example of how life experiences and choices have consequences, and how we must learn, accept and be honest about those consequences to e able to live onward.

I highly recommend this film. We can learn about relationship choices and our own behaviors.

I saw the movie last night in NYC. The theater was packed and the movie delivered big time. There were many honest moments throughout the film.

Beautiful storytelling and a great cast, with NYC as the backdrop how can you go wrong. This was an incredibly funny and engaging movie.

You can put yourself in the shoes of the characters and feel the suspense emerge. With great twists and turns, this movie had me laughing and thinking.

It reminds me of comedies from the 80s. J.C. Khoury does a fantastic job as writer/director and Connie Nielsen from Gladiator lights up the screen!

Don't miss this movie. Definitely worth a look.

-Johnny G. @ All Things Creative

A very sweet movie with an unpredictable twist near the end -- that's my 7 star rating.

Mostly a chic flick (which is not a bad thing) but some people turn away from that sort of movie. But here in 'All Relative' the story flows along nicely. The only give away is the first kitchen scene when you realize what is about to happen.

So we have two love birds wanting to get married and two long married who are at the breaking point in their marriage. How it's all resolved is the story.

For just pure entertainment this is a good choice for both men and women. Not too much to have to think about!

All Relative is a 2014 film currently available on NetFlix Instant Download Streaming. It is a comedy drama directed by J.C. Khoury and written by J.C. Khoury. It features Connie Nielsen, Jonathan Sadowski, Sara Paxton, Al Thompson, David Aaron Baker, Liz Fye, Audrey Jessup, Sarah Steele, Erin Wilhelmi and Rob Yang. The story is about a young man in architecture school who falls in love with a young student. However, the plot thickens when he meets up with a beautiful blond woman who just happens to be the mother of his girlfriend unbeknownst to him. This plat comes close to that of the classic film by Mike Nichols, "The Graduate" which received a superlative rating of 10. I was only able to give this film a 6. Dale Haufrect

This movie is visually stimulating. It is visually stimulating because the actors starring in it are very attractive. Especially the females, one of whom is the very pretty Sarah Paxton who is lovely to look at and also Connie Nielsen who is gorgeous.

Unfortunately it fails to be stimulating in any other way. The story is formulaic and uninspired. After watching it, I felt like I'd seen this sort of movie a million times before, but often better written.

For a romantic comedy it's far more awkward than romantic and I did not get to laugh once, which is saying a lot as I'd had a few glasses of wine before my viewing and I'm a pretty jovial young lady as is.

You are constantly reminded that the characters are not real but instead actors playing a part. The lines and acting in this film feel scripted and inorganic.

It seems like a made for TV sort of movie. Perhaps that is what it is and if so it is adequate but it's definitely a one time watch only kind of film.