Hereafter (2010)
Touched by death. Changed by life.
Director: Clint Eastwood · Writer: Peter Morgan
Three people — a blue-collar American, a French journalist and a London school boy — are touched by death in different ways.
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Director
Clint Eastwood
Cast
Matt Damon
George Lonegan 
Cécile de France
Marie Lelay 
Bryce Dallas Howard
Melanie 
Thierry Neuvic
Didier 
Cyndi Mayo-Akeo
Island Hotel Clerk 
Lisa Griffiths
Stall Owner 
Jessica Griffiths
Island Girl 
Ferguson Reid
Rescuer 
Derek Sakakura
Rescuer
George McLaren
Markus/Jason
Frankie McLaren
Markus/Jason 
Lyndsey Marshal
Jackie User Reviews (3)
Clearly, no the best movie directed by Eastwood. The performances are quite OK but the story is flat from the beginning to the end.
Clint Eastwood has once again proved himself to be a formidable director. The style and structure of storytelling used in Hereafter will not appeal to a large audience, but something tells me he knew this all too well but honestly, didn't care and rightfully so. Because let's face it, he can afford it and it's certainly a privilege he has earned. And with Hereafter, it seems that all Mr. Eastwood wants to do is share a story. A very beautiful one at that. Hereafter is divided into three story lines, spread over three different countries. We have Matt Damon as a reluctant psychic in the United States, Cécile De France who plays a journalist in France and a young pair of twin brothers (Frankie and George McLaren) in England. All of these peoples' lives are in one way or another affected by different aspects of death, whether that be a near-death experience or the passing of someone ver…
Bit of a disappointment, to be honest. 'Hereafter' spends the majority of the 2hr (or so) run time building up the intrigue, but then proceeds to do hardly anything with it. As the credits rolled, I felt like I wanted more from this 2010 release. The three stories take too long to connect, even if each one is actually quite interesting. I like the performances of Matt Damon and Cécile de France, while youngsters Frankie and George McLaren do well. Bryce Dallas Howard is also involved, she and Damon have good chemistry - it's not quite Damon and Emily Blunt in the phenomenal 'The Adjustment Bureau', a film that in fact caused a production delay for this film, but they come across nicely together onscreen. I also recognised George Costigan ('Line of Duty') and Mathew Baynton ('You, Me and the Apocalypse'). For how long it takes to connect and how little satisfaction the end produ…
