If Mills&Boon made movies, this epoch-jumping romance would be right up its street.
James Garner plays a crinkly old senior who reads a supposedly fictional love story from his notebook to mothballed Gena Rowlands in the vague hope it'll cure her Alzheimer's.
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adamp
Dec 28th 2009, 16:02
I’m sorry anyone who rates two stars needs their head examined or their heart melting. I just watch this for the first time, and I do not usually look for other reviews but I felt in this case I needed to. It hasn't gained any good reviews officially but computer users looking on sites have commented and given it 5 stars with a 90% majority. I think this kind of stats is more like. The acting is brilliant direction is brilliant, yes the story in essence isn’t unique but I feel it’s the encompassing piece of a love story of the undying kind. The ending of the story is the hardest thing to write and there can be no such a better ending to what is in this film. How they do not die out of love, through the woman’s dementia, but in love together. Perfect.
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