just a few words

Ara 2022-03-23 09:02:56

I don't give it two stars because I don't think it's bad, but I think it's mediocre for a subject and story that could have been extremely impressive. It's not that there is no flash point, it was originally aimed at the cooperation of two talented actresses, but there was indeed a spark - especially the farewell scene in the last scene. However, there are a few bright spots, by no means enough to elevate a mediocre film to a position of excellence or even fairness.

The relationship between the four has not changed its nature from the beginning to the end, so it is not a confusing route. Or this kind of inability to change is the most tangled.

The performance has not lost its level. The screenwriter did not treat the audience as a teenager just because it was a star drama. The strong art director Mr. Raggett makes the film look good visually. And until the end, it can make people in a daze thinking back to this part of history -- a bunch of fashionable relationships, true or false. All of this is not enough to make up for the mistakes of mediocrity that could have been avoided.

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Extended Reading
  • Winston 2022-04-24 07:01:19

    How can there be so many lesbian gimmicks, keira's pale expression, unchanged eyes, unimproved acting skills,,, hey, it's so sad to see her and cillian play together

  • Gertrude 2022-04-24 07:01:19

    Is tolerant love under suppressed anger? Can selfish ambiguity never be forgiven? Have you said so much nonsense? Sienna Miller is beautiful in red.

The Edge of Love quotes

  • Caitlin MacNamara: My first was Augustus John. He seduced me when I was 15 the old goat. It doesn't mean anything, fucking. It isn't love. I get an itch, it's gotta be scratched. I do it myself when I'm too lazy. Why bother when you can get someone else to do it for you?

    Vera Phillips: Nothing to do with love, fucking?

    Caitlin MacNamara: Uh-uh. Nothing. Who was your first?

    Vera Phillips: [Innocently] What?

    Caitlin MacNamara: You don't need to tell me, I know it was Dylan.

    Vera Phillips: We were kids. Tent, fire, and a beach blanket.

    Caitlin MacNamara: Nice and comfy then.

    Vera Phillips: Children, still innocent.

    Caitlin MacNamara: We are still innocent, me and Dylan.

    Vera Phillips: I only want it as a memory. I don't want it back.

    Caitlin MacNamara: Does William know? Don't ever tell him. I can forgive the past, he won't. The past I can forgive.

    Vera Phillips: You're warning me.

  • Caitlin MacNamara: I never had a best friend before.