A Thousand Words’ Review

A Thousand Words’ Review

Eddie Murphy plays a thousand words, Jack McCall (what else?), Known for his rapid-fire tongue desperate literary agent. New Age guru Dr. Jack Sinja (Cliff Curtis),
who recently purchased the book Sinja infiltrates through the silence of self-discovery workshop written agreement. Visits, and ... creative truth, Jack said Sinja, Jack yard by pushing the mysterious tree. And not long before Jack-of-a new tree, he notices two and two together and say all the words shed a letter (or write).
Sinja said Jack, and trees, some of the spiritual, the tree lost all its leaves, if necessary, Jack died. Tips wise man in search of a guru to his speech during the retreat, leaving only three days of the plight of Jack. Do not come at the worst curse: Jack plays an important meeting for Sinja-book publisher, his wife Caroline (Kerry Washington) and his son Jack a call to raise the famous bachelor pad is powered by his dementia-affected mother, Annie (Ruby Dee), his Birthdays are not much more than a visit to the wishes of the alienation of his late father Jack.
So many wonderful things on his plate, his life, Jack is trying to navigate in a chaotic 72 hours - without words. But to see this lost soul, quiet and really be heard, and not the same.