Pacino at His Best
“Danny Collins” stars Al Pacino as the aging 1970s rock star of the title. A performer in the style of James Taylor or Neil Diamond, Danny has sold out. Though he’s had a very successful career, he’s managed to assemble a series of trophy wives, turn to alcohol and drugs, and bask in hedonism while continuing to fill stadiums with fans eager to experience his greatest-hits show. Danny’s personal life is at a critical crossroad. He is trying to get to know his son (Bobby Cannavale) better and he’s seriously interested in an age-appropriate woman (Annette Bening). Danny’s agent (Christopher Plummer) devotes his time and effort sparring with Danny over the singer’s lifestyle choices, but his words fall on deaf ears.<br /><br />The catalyst that serves to move Danny to change the direction of his life is a letter written to him 40 years ago by John Lennon. Recently discovered, the letter urges a young Danny not to squander his talent in favor of material gain. This plot point is based on a true incident. In 1971, English folk singer Steve Tilston received a letter from Lennon advising him not to worry about accumulating weralth because it wouldn’t change the important things in life. Lennon signed the letter just months after The Beatles split up in December, 1970. Tilston didn’t receive the letter until 2005, when he was contacted by a collector.<br /><br />Pacino turns in a first-rate performance — one of his best in recent years.  His star power translates perfectly to that of the fictional music pop star. Both actor and character made it big in the 1970s, which adds an air of authenticity. Director Dan Fogelman has elicited excellent performances from the cast, though the viewer often knows what’s going to happen well before it’s shown. Watching Danny’s journey from complacency to self-awareness, however, allows Pacino to tap a wide range of emotions and paint a vivid portrait of a man trying to assess what is truly meaningful.<br /><br />Extras on the Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include a behind-the-scenes making-of features and a gallery of Danny Collins album covers through the years. There is also a digital HD copy.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Inspired by a true story, Al Pacino stars as aging 1970s rocker Danny Collins, who can't give up his hard-living ways. But when his manager (Christopher Plummer) uncovers a 40-year-old undelivered letter written to him by John Lennon, he changes course with the help of a new friend (Annette Bening) and embarks on a heartfelt journey to rediscover his family, find true love and begin a second act..