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Originally Posted by Clovis8
Enough with this peeing nonsense. John did you like it?
I did. But I also yearn for happy endings, even though the film doesn't need one or merit one. I liked the contemporary feel of the film--of course we know that a Grammy nomination, never mind three, is the kiss of death.
But, damnit, I want love to conquer all. And perhaps it does in a strange way. I'm thinking of the closing moments of the film, that brief flashback. It's how memory works, and is there really anything better than music and film to trigger our memories, to relive all we thought gone in an instant?
I'm never the best person to review films. I can provide an adequate plot summary, perhaps some analysis, but I also know how films must end. I don't want a tacked on happy ending, but I hope for the best. Continue to hope for the best.
Would I have been happier with a different ending? Sure. Would it have fit the entire trajectory of the film? Of course not. But the heart wants what it wants. For Ally, what she wanted was to be seen and loved. So, for her, it's a love story. A sad one, but, in the end, aren't they all?
Last edited by John Cole; 10-11-2018 at 11:24 PM.