Movies are not novels. Movies should pay more attention to the language of the shots rather than the dialogue. The quality of the dialogue can improve the quality of a film, but it is not the task of the film to rely on dialogue to narrate. The overly lengthy dialogue in the film makes many scenes boring and overshadows the role the acting is supposed to play. Many scenes are procrastinated, and the conflicts between mother and child, between lovers, and between doctors and patients have not been controlled with reasonable strength. The plot promotion seems to lack motivation, and even Uma Thurman's graceful posture is lacking in interest.
Streep's acting is flawless, and if it can be re-edited, maybe the film has something to watch.
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