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Welcome to the Rileys
Seeking refuge from his grief and crumbling marriage, a salesman (James Gandolfini), on a business trip to New Orleans, a damaged man seeks salvation by caring for a wayward young woman (Kristen Stewart).
5 May 1971, Berkeley, California, USA
14 September 1960, New York City, New York, USA
13 June 1962, New York City, New York, USA
9 April 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA
November 11, 2013
Plenty of authentic laughs and great supporting performances make Welcome to the Rileys a decent film.October 05, 2012
For every moment of raw self-destruction there is an equally charming resolution.December 02, 2010
It's as if Tony Soprano and Bella Swan had landed the two leads in somebody's amateur theater company, and this is what the lucky audience gets.November 19, 2011
It's a preposterous story, yet for part of its duration at least, Gandolfini as the slouching, baggily dressed Doug and Leo as the reawakened wife manage to make it rather touching.November 24, 2010
Welcome to the Rileys is a reminder that good, or at least intriguing, things can come in what seem to be predictable packages.December 08, 2010
"Welcome to the Rileys" sets out to be a study of grief and how to overcome it, but it rings too false to offer much hope - or entertainment.November 12, 2010
Terrific acting by James Gandolfini and Melissa Leo -- and a noble effort from Kristen Stewart -- goes a long way toward salvaging it.November 24, 2010
"Welcome to the Rileys"? Thanks, but no thanks.January 17, 2013
Kristen Stewart ever runs out of "Snow White" sequels, this is what her post "Twilight" career should look like.November 19, 2011
If it could be too slow-burning for some, it is at least a refreshing change from a pattern of film-making that never gives you a moment's rest because there is nothing under the surface.November 15, 2011
Stewart lets it all hang out in a firecracker role but her damaged character never achieves the depth the weak material could have done with.November 20, 2011
[It] will win no prizes for originality, but it benefits greatly from the subtle performances of the two leads, particularly Leo...