The more said the worse. But most reviews I read get it so wrong what this movie is about...
It's almost literally one cinematic answer to the question what would happen if you apply quantum theory to real life.
And in a more elaborate and serious way than some giddy predecessors.
Without any idealism, too romantic notions, or feelgoodiness. The movie does not aim to please, even a tiny but. Which is probably why it receives relatively bad reviews. But the fact that main characters are not necessarily likable does not make it a bad movie per se. It is all the more courageous for it.
Again, it is almost impossible to say more about it without providing spoilers; which is why I don't read regular move reviews anymore because they all do.
Let me just say: it deserves more intelligent praise than just being called a relationship movie.
And in a more elaborate and serious way than some giddy predecessors.
Without any idealism, too romantic notions, or feelgoodiness. The movie does not aim to please, even a tiny but. Which is probably why it receives relatively bad reviews. But the fact that main characters are not necessarily likable does not make it a bad movie per se. It is all the more courageous for it.
Again, it is almost impossible to say more about it without providing spoilers; which is why I don't read regular move reviews anymore because they all do.
Let me just say: it deserves more intelligent praise than just being called a relationship movie.
