It feels like the stakes of the story they wanted to tell should be higher than what is portrayed on screen.
Still, it's quite an enjoyable little romance on the context of rich families, whose tone is never heavy and there's even a comedic/unrealistic perspective on life. Julia Ormond and her interactions with other actors is the crutch of the film, and the journey for her character is quite appealing to watch. Wouldn't know who to recommend it to, but I wouldn't mind watching it again in a couple of years.
Harrison's constant breathing into the mic is a turnoff.. which is weird, as it only seems to happen with him.
Still, it's quite an enjoyable little romance on the context of rich families, whose tone is never heavy and there's even a comedic/unrealistic perspective on life. Julia Ormond and her interactions with other actors is the crutch of the film, and the journey for her character is quite appealing to watch. Wouldn't know who to recommend it to, but I wouldn't mind watching it again in a couple of years.
Harrison's constant breathing into the mic is a turnoff.. which is weird, as it only seems to happen with him.