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Any Day

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Following his release from prison, an ex-fighter (Sean Bean) meets a woman (Eva Longoria) who helps him put his life back together.

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Brian Tallerico RogerEbert.com 05/01/2015
1/4
A well-intentioned disaster, only slightly redeemed by a committed performance by Sean Bean, whose talent proves nowhere near enough to make this manipulative tripe more digestible. Go to Full Review
Michael Rechtshaffen Los Angeles Times 04/30/2015
A clich-ridden, heavy-handed redemptive drama written and directed by Rustam Branaman. Go to Full Review
Kate Erbland The Dissolve 04/30/2015
1/5
Branaman's script piles on low-level drama, bad decisions, and enough misdirection to make the film's baffling ending feel not just unearned, but entirely unbelievable. Go to Full Review
Philip Martin Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 06/08/2015
73/100
An earnest, utterly predictable indie that wastes a couple of decent performances in service of a hackneyed and weak script ... Go to Full Review
Mark Abraham Paste Magazine 05/07/2015
3/10
Everything in Any Day is portentous and presented as if it is loaded with meaning; none of it is, because everything is either so obvious or so arbitrary that nothing actually means anything. Go to Full Review
Maitland McDonagh Film Journal International 04/30/2015
Any Day falls into the painfully crowded trough between not-bad and seriously not-good movies. Go to Full Review
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Hanny D @RT10879951 03/06/2025 Must see it’s about hope, faith, mercy of God and love. If God will fund His projects as His name on the stake. The second chance of freedom and mercy of God is real. Blessingssss who enjoy the freedom and the benefits of soberiey Amazing story 🥰😇 See more 02/19/2018 Like a bad TV movie. Predictable and riding a slide downhill. Not sure why Sean Bean made this, and perhaps in the can before GOT. Monotonous performances, waiting for what to happen? See more 10/24/2017 This might be the most awkward movie I've ever seen. See more 02/16/2016 The production is a little rough around the edges, Sean Bean's accent a little strange, and the child acting weak, but it's a fairly engaging story, if not a little predictable. See more 02/16/2016 Bland story of an ex boxer who has been in prison for 12 years but has his own demons to fight first. See more 08/19/2015 An amiable and well filmed drama that shares all the common qualities of an above average TV movie, Any Day is a perfectly enjoyable movie that is elevated by the presence of well-known face Sean Bean, who saves Any Day from becoming a cringe worthy tale in its questionable third act. With a faith tinged core and a focus on finding ones purpose in life, director Rustam Branaman treads a well-worn path of redemption in this story of boxer turned prison inmate Vian and his eventual journey back into every day normal life, but he tells it in a way that keeps things ticking along even if the pace at times grinds to a halt thanks to extremely over the top scenes. Vian also isn't what you'd call a completely likable figure and his short fussed temper shows up a man that is inwardly tormented but there's enough humanity to make him a man we want the best for, helped by Bean's solid work. For fans of Bean's career I can say he thankfully survives this ordeal so Any Day won't be showing up on Bean's death list any time soon and it's another turn that shows us all his an actor that can disappear into any role. His by far the standout performer here and shares some nice moments with the near unrecognisable Tom Arnold but the rest of the cast struggle to make much of a mark with the slumming it Eva Longoria barely registering and Kate Walsh struggling with some of the films more weighty moments. Any Day feels quite familiar yet there's enough here to give it its own personality and some nice surprises keep you on your toes even though the films last 15 - 20 minutes are horribly misjudged. For fans of Sean Bean in particular, this is a low key drama that's well worth a watch and much more enjoyable than many of its far more well-known counterparts. 2 and a half dropped pizzas out of 5 For more movie reviews and opinions check into - www.jordanandeddie.wordpress.com See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Following his release from prison, an ex-fighter (Sean Bean) meets a woman (Eva Longoria) who helps him put his life back together.
Director
Rustam Branaman
Producer
Andrew Sugerman, Darryl Marshak, Jeanette Zhou
Screenwriter
Rustam Branaman
Distributor
Gravitas Ventures
Production Co
Jaguar Entertainment
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
May 1, 2015, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 18, 2016
Runtime
1h 38m
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