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Grays Anatomy (1996)
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The film follows Spalding Gray, who has an eye condition and is informed to take a surgery. Afraid of the dangers that surgery could bring, he decides to seek for a safer alternative treatment.
The film follows Spalding Gray, who has an eye condition and is informed to take a surgery. Afraid of the dangers that surgery could bring, he decides to seek for a safer alternative treatment.
Actors:
Mike McLaughlin,
Buddy Carr,
Kirk A. Patrick Jr.,
Gerry Urso,
Spalding Gray,
Alvin Henry,
Tommy Staub,
Melissa Robertson,
Chris Simms,
Alyne Hargroder
Mike McLaughlin
Buddy Carr
Kirk A. Patrick Jr.
Gerry Urso
Spalding Gray
5 June 1941, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Alvin Henry
Tommy Staub
Melissa Robertson
Chris Simms
Alyne Hargroder
Director:
Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh
14 January 1963, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Country:
United States
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January 01, 2000
Using every cinematic trick in the book, [director] Soderbergh turns Gray's one-man world into the most surreal mind-expander since Alice fell down the rabbit hole.
April 12, 2002
At best, Gray is a tragicomic Everyman who strikes an empathic chord in his admiring audience; at worst, he's a middle-aged, self-absorbed, hopelessly provincial New Yorker -- an urban hick who won't shut up.
January 01, 2000
Not only is it interesting to follow the course of Gray's storyline, the movie is also equally interesting to view, even if the storyteller is just sitting in front of a desk most of the time.
August 21, 2012
Soderbergh does (Gray) no favors with a series of overwrought stylistic choices.
January 01, 2000
The film manages to come off like a dinnertime conversation with a friend -- albeit a one-sided and long but very good and very funny one.
July 05, 2011
Visually inventive version of Gray's monologue, though the material is not as interesting as that of Swimming to Cambodia.
New York Times
May 20, 2003
A chatty, colorful, nicely sardonic account of how a crisis led Mr. Gray to assess his medical state, consider his mortality and take one more funny, self-dramatizing look at the eccentric world around him.
January 01, 2000
Gray's Anatomy finds Spalding Gray turning a bout with a bizarre ocular condition into a dizzying, absorbing odyssey of the neurotic mind.
March 04, 2002
Gray's Anatomy is a triumphant reminder of the power of words to summon our deepest fears.
January 01, 2000
There's something intrinsically insincere about the whole quest. Gray is on a search less for a cure than for material.
Nitrate Online
March 11, 2004
The late Spalding Gray's monologue is typically fascinating, and Soderbergh's creative staging is a treat.
September 04, 2012
It is haunting, though. How could it not be, when the last lines of the monolog are "Ecstasy, despair, ecstasy, despair" and some mention of a big fish?