The Soundtrack To "No Looking Back" 1.Home-By:Sheryl Crow 2.What's Your Name-By:Lynyrd Skynyrd 3.Gentle On My Mind-By:Glen Campbell 4.One Step Up-By:Bruce Springsteen 5.Romeo-By:Patti Scialfa 6.I'm On Fire-By:Bruce Springsteen 7.Valentine's Day-By:Bruce Springsteen 8.Long Time Nothing New-By:Pete Yorn 9.Lost Souls-By:Pete Yorn 10.Whipping Post-By: The Allman Brothers Band 11.Rumble Doll-By:Patti Scialfa 12.Bound For The Floor-By:Local H 13.Plowed-By:Sponge 14.Melissa-By:The Allman Brothers Band 15.Beautiful Venice-By:Georges Gasguy and Saveur Mallia 16.Sweet Baby-By:Macy Gray 17.I Am A Big Girl Now-By:Patti Scialfa This Movie is really good with a great soundtrack and Jon Bon Jovi is Awesome

I cannot begin to explain just how REAL this film feels when you watch it. The characters seem to resemble people that all of us, at some stage or another, has met in our lives. How many people out there can say that they have never met a guy like Charlie or a big hearted guy like Mikey? Burns is proving himself as a writer and director, I hope he was proud of this piece. The script is believable and the scenery is exactly what most of us step out from our homes into! There is some great acting from Jon Bon Jovi, nice to see he's proving his critics wrong! This is a very moving and unforgettable movie, proving to me that mistakes make a man what he is.

My biggest grievance with No Looking Back is that it doesn't have a character like the ones Mike McClone played in The Brothers McMullen and She's the One. He had a great chemistry with Ed Burns who just isn't as funny without him. Having said that, No Looking Back is a nice little slice-of-life thing. It won't change your perception of life or anything else except perhaps Lauren Holly who is quite adorable. I give it a 6 out of 10.

I liked this movie, I really did. It is one of the only roles I have ever like Lauren Holly in. She looks fresh and young in a movie where everything else looks barren and destitute. Take for instance the smoking mother. She looks like death warmed over. Okay, and why must they make Edward Burns go this entire movie without washing his hair? I know that he is supposed to act like a slime ball, but must he LOOK like one? Nevertheless, I still found myself liking him. You just can't help but love that New York attitude and indifference that he exudes so gorgeously. And Jon Bon Jovi! I am glad that Hollywood is giving him a fair shake at acting instead of criticizing his cross over like every other musician/actor. Without a doubt, Jon has a gift for acting. I have seen him in other movies that have further supported my opinion on this. My recommendation, own this movie, just don't watch it with someone you don't really love or it may make you realize just how much you want to get in the car and drive, too. Vaya con dios.