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A Texas Funeral

Description

When it comes to family secrets never say die. When jeremiah sparta died the spirit of the wild west went with him. But when his family is forced to come together for his funeral theyre about to discover that a little part of it is still very much alive. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 05/20/2003 Starring: Chris Noth Robert Patrick Run time: 101 minutes Rating: R Director: William Blake Herron

The Southern-gothic psychodrama of old secrets, longtime rivalries, and ancient wounds reopened at a family funeral gets a warm reworking in W. Blake Heron's A Texas Funeral, a gentle variation on the melodramatic standby directed at the easy pace of a Texas drawl. Martin Sheen is at his paternal, gentle best as the deceased patriarch Sparta Whit, who returns in the visions of his grandson and namesake Little Sparta to introduce the boy to the proud and sometimes bizarre history of the Whit family. Robert Patrick and Joanne Whalley costar as Sparta's struggling he-man son and crazy oversexed daughter, respectively, and Chris Noth is the rich cousin quietly shouldering a financial crisis. Heron has a gentle touch with his characters, and his whimsical obsession with camels (the braying "noble steed of the desert warrior") and "the awesome power of the male Whit ear" (which drives members of the opposite sex mad with uncontrollable passion) lightens the family melodrama. It ultimately plays like a too-tidy stage play, where simmering conflicts are swept away with the dawn, but Heron refreshingly discards the traditional screaming confrontations and dish-throwing tantrums for a quietly intimate celebration of family heritage, blood ties, and forgiveness. --Sean Axmaker

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-09-02
Summary: ""When it comes to family secrets,never say die.""


This is a modern-day Texas western.
If you want to watch an excellent story of family life in a most unusual family in Texas,this will certainly fit the bill.
I had never heard of this film before.It is called a western adventure ,but is hardly typical of a western with,cattle ranches,gunfights,horses,and such.It has a well thought out storyline that keeps your attention from start to finish.The performances by Chris North,Robert Patrick,Martin Sheen Isaiah Washington,Joanne Whalley and others are all excellent and the characters they portray are all interesting, though be it,very unusual.
If you like westerns,and particularly life ,Texaz style,I strongly recommend it.Though I found it a very different type of movie and story;I thoroughly enjoyed it and plan to rewatch it as I feel there is a lot more to this movie than first appears and I am sure I'll find much more from a second watch.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-08-15
Summary: "Hee-Haw!"

My family is from Texas, and I thought that we were dysfunctional!!! Ha! Ha! This film is so real--good people and bad people and crazy people, but always love.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2003-11-01
Summary: "Unfolds beautifully . . . leaves you with a smile"

Ok, I admit it. While most kids grew up sucking their thumbs, I was more interested in the ear. It had a soothing quality that would put me to sleep. Needless to say, when I read that this family had an ear fetish, I just had to see what this was all about. No, this movie is not just about sucking an earlobe that belongs to your husband's corpse, though I was laughing so hard during this scene, nor is it just another film trying to come across as artsy with an overdose of weirdness that just cannot seem to blend well. Instead we are presented with a rather strange and different story of a family and their haunting secrets. It captures a well deserved four stars.

What was supposed to be a family reunion for the reading of the will, due to Jeremiah Sparta's (Martin Sheen)death, turns out to be a weekend that reveals just how little they all knew about each other. Seen mostly through the eyes of Jeremiah's grandson, who decides to be mute after being told to shut up, we see him interact with Jeremiah and his ancestors in the spirit world. They unload all the juicy tales of the past and it's quite fun to hear all the live folks' interpretation. After the will is read, this sets the stage for everyone's personal struggle with their haunting secrets. With solid performances and an engrossing script, you can't help but be drawn into everyone's life as you see all the anger, pain, jealousy and even an unquenchable fetish dissolve.

Definitely a keeper. One you could watch again. Good sound and picture quality too.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2001-10-12
Summary: "a breath of fresh air"

A wonderful film, by a talented (new?) writer/director. A well crafted, intimate portrait of an old Texas family, it's history, and the ghosts (literally & metaphorically) in the family closet.

Fine performances all around. M. Sheem & Robert Patrick are SOLID.

Refreshing change from the slick, impersonable films from hollywood these days.

I look forward to future films by B. Herron.