The fault was that the credits were too short.
If I'm touched and in the headspace of the movie, the credits are so important in creating a bridge between the film and the real world, a path towards leaving the room and continuing on with life, but when they were over, I wasn't ready to leave. They only served to further the feelings, the drawings that showed up, the lyrics that popped up on the bottom left of the screen,…
this was NOT boring but GOD was it confusing and weird and hate the 1 day romance and themes but i must again emphasize that it was not boring and david tennant is refered to as "the toilet man" and he has proved to be the greatest actor of all time he forces himself to have chemistry with any given costar. we salute you for that sir
Not to be a class A sicko but: the final shot of them walking, south coast of England, with the shot rising to focus more on the cliffs in the background, a stunning sight, and then moving out to the sea, hopeful and pleasant in tone compared to the tragedy that occurred...again, not to be horrendous, but am I describing Summerland (2020) or the finale of Broadchurch [3x8] 🤔
