Shawn Evans The reason I enjoyed this film was the acting shown by Stallone especially in the scene where he's yelling at the kid while painting.That is the scene that stays with me out of the entire film. I believe if anyone truly likes watching films should give it a second chance and see what differences you find from the first time you watched it you might be surprised

adonis98-743-186503 A motivational book written by a mysterious man quickly gains popularity, inspiring a group of people that includes a journalist, his editor, a former inmate, a hip-hop mogul, an actor and an undercover cop to re-evaluate their choices and decisions by confronting their fears in hopes of creating more positive lives. Reach Me (2014) is more of a Dramedy with an all star cast that get together in the end thanks to a book called Reach Me i've seen the film 2 times or 3 so far and i really don't get the hate for it it has some dumb humor and characters for example Tom Sizemore as Frank, Rebekah Chaney as Denise-Denise and Christoph M. Ohrt as Tommy there's 2 good cameos by Frank Stallone and Scarlet Rose Stallone and some others that were for a paycheck like Danny Trejo and Kelsey Grammar the people who did a great job tho besides Sylvester Stallone and Thomas Jane were Terry Crews, Lauren Cohan, Kyra Sedgwick, Tom Berenger, Danny Aiello and Elizabeth Henstridge. Guys in the end Reach Me has all the right intentions and it wants to send a happy message unfortunately some characters, actors and the script itself isn't as strong as it should or could be but i really enjoy it with and without it's flaws.

slightlymad22 Continuing my plan to watch every Sly Stallone movie in order, I come to Reach Me/The Collection Plot In A Paragraph: A motivational book written by a mysterious man quickly gains popularity, inspiring a group of people to re-evaluate their choices and decisions by confronting their fears in hopes of creating more positive lives.Where to start with this one.Our main man Sly also keeps it subtle and low-key throughout, briefly raising his tone. Sadly the movie is disappointing, almost instantly forgettable, and without enough spectacular Sly moments to make a film worth rewatching.The movie is a bit of a mess. Most of the cast seem to have wandered onto the set from another film. The characters meet up have some chats, And that is kind of all there is. Overall there's nothing to keep us interested. With the exception of Sly, Thomas Janes character was the only one I was interested in seeing on screen.

Lee Eisenberg The latest addition to the genre known as hyperlink cinema concerns a collection of people connected by their interest in a self-help book. I'd say that the main thing that I took from "Reach Me" is that I now know about the song "Denise". For the most part the movie didn't, well, reach me. I've seen most of the cast members in other movies, most of them better than this ("Rocky", "Idiocracy" and "Machete", to name just a few). Hyperlink cinema, meanwhile, has better movies to its name ("Syriana" and "Fast Food Nation", to name just two).In the end, "Reach Me" will be of interest if you want to learn about "Denise". Not much else otherwise. I think that I'll try to find "Denise" in its entirety.