A Pierce Brosnan We've Never Seen Before
"The Greatest" stars Pierce Brosnan and Susan Sarandon as Allen and Grace Brewer, a grief-stricken couple whose family has been pushed to the breaking point by the accidental death of their eldest son, Bennett.  When a young woman, Rose (Carey Mulligan, "An Education"), shows up a few months later announcing that she's pregnant with Bennett's child, the Brewers are forced to explore the depths of their empathy.  Both Brosnan and Sarandon turn in believable performances.  Brosnan in particular is really strong here.  I've never seen him so open and so emotional before.<br /><br />The problem is the portrayal of Bennett, whom we see only briefly before the accident that takes his life.  More a metaphor for all that is good with untapped, unlimited potential, he never comes off as an actual flesh-and-blood individual.  Since the accident is largely his responsibility, it's tough to get on board with his parents' grief.  There are also some jarring moments when dialogue or actions seem really off and undermine the tone of the movie.<br /><br />Movies about grieving are tough sells.  On the surface, they are depressing and put off many people.  It's the handling of the theme that determines whether audiences will embrace such a movie.  Think "Ordinary People:"  solid script, superb direction, first-rate performances.  "The Greatest" falls far short of that high standard.  Bonus extras include interviews with the director, Pierce Brosnan and Carey Mulligan, and deleted scenes.
The movie title "The Greatest," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.1 from 176 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Three months after Allen (Pierce Brosnan) and Grace’s (Susan Sarandon) son dies, Rose (Carey Mulligan) shows up on their doorstep pregnant with his child. At first her arrival stirs up their emotions and threatens to tear the family further apart, but as time passes, she may just be the very thing that brings them back together..