Grae Drake Hope Springs Review  Grae's Rating:    Hope Springs
is the kind of movie that is so realistic, affecting, and
emotionally stirring that studios are afraid you won't go see
it. So they concocted a trailer that makes it seem just like
every other romantic comedy you can think of, slap a song in
there that could play on an adult contemporary station as the
"hip but accessible" single, and cross their fingers that people
will get suckered into going. But the surprising part is, you're
actually going to like it--even if it isn't what you're led to
believe it is.  But first, a warning: This is a movie about
55-ish-year-olds doing stuff that isn't normally represented in
the youth-cherishing culture of Hollywood. If seeing Meryl
Streep and Tommy Lee Jones roll in front of a fireplace makes
you want to cover your eyes and whimper in the corner of the
local cineplex, then stay home. But if Tommy Lee Jones getting
felt up over his Dockers intrigues you, then by all means, get
your wallet.  Kay (Streep) and A