The Words

When Rory and Dora are arguing in the alley outside of the restaurant, Rory's words do not match his lips' movements.

When Rory and the old man are in the hot house, the old man's left collar button is unbuttoned/buttoned between shots.

The second hand on Rory's watch stops at 40 seconds and does not move when he is drunk in the apartment.

In two different New York scenes we can see trucks from Canada Post.

When Rory admits to his editor that he didn't author the novel, his editor's words do not match his lips' movements.

Amazing movie and very nice story except the last 5 minutes.

Author Clay Hammond (Dennis Quaid) is reading his book to a crowd. The book is about failing author Rory Jansen (Bradley Cooper) who can't get published to save his life.

I am having an extremely hard time finishing this film. The Words deals with ethical matters in the context of intellectual property.

Bradley Cooper turns in a dramatic performance equal to his role in "Silver Linings Playbook." He commands attention with his angst, pathos and sincerity, which made his role so believable.

It was a while since I watched a movie that actually caught my interest. It's a story within a story within a story, but told in a very understable way.

I don't know exactly how to say that, but I liked this movie from the beginning to almost the end of it. But, you know when you just feel that something is missing?

I like this method of film making. The story was great, the actors were great, and it tied up the loose ends.

Not since Avengers: Infinity War have I watched a movie that felt so much like it was just the beginning of an actual story. The Words is a film that constantly sets up things and makes me wonder when the movie will start.