Most times when you decide to watch a movie, you have a decent chance of suspending disbelief. I'm very glad that I have been able to embrace this method when watching movies since I was a child, and still, if the movie is well made and not overly hyped, as an adult. I still don't understand why so many people watch a movie, and seem to go into it, trying to critique it. Do these people dive in the water and let the glory of love wash over them when it comes, or analyse the other person's beauty, job, financial situation, power and friends.
As we all knew the sad real life tragedy that overwhelmed this movie during filming, I found that my usual ability to do this was compromised. When's Heath coming on?..... How will they solve the problem of the unfilmed scenes?
This did compromise the first half of the movie for me. But the second half, where more scenes from behind the mirror came up, gave me the chance to accept the device used to complete the movie, and allowed me to dive into its world. I found these scenes wondrous, wickedly funny and very entertaining.
As we all knew the sad real life tragedy that overwhelmed this movie during filming, I found that my usual ability to do this was compromised. When's Heath coming on?..... How will they solve the problem of the unfilmed scenes?
This did compromise the first half of the movie for me. But the second half, where more scenes from behind the mirror came up, gave me the chance to accept the device used to complete the movie, and allowed me to dive into its world. I found these scenes wondrous, wickedly funny and very entertaining.