Review of Me Before You Full Movie: It is believed that if a goalkeeper, but soon discovers that it is understood about other issues related units medicine, nursing, personal hygiene. Instead, it is meant to be a ray of the sunshine in the clouds, giving encouragement fallen sons and increase their point of dispelling the pain of his life. With a large arsenal of percussion caps are angry simple act cheap, sarcastic, it will put up a good excuse? But a rainy day, he decides to look at gods and men DVDOf French monks in Algeria are delighted took the offensive to tighten surrounded by ice for a long time even begins to melt, he learns that he has not seen the film subtitled now. There are some obstacles that are not easy to solve, such as Louis incompatible with Saleh against Bo long corridor, and the fact that it will not be his girlfriend only to discover a problem before you take part in one of the best marriage prayers.
The first mature director Thea Hook has the function skilful saving invested in two of the main characters, while penetrated their feelings and when Ed Sheeran Dragon Imagine the sound and the place serves some secondary characters are delicious as Brendan Coyle "DOWNTON monastery" for fame Lewis cap and Joanna Lumley of "" applause fabulous wedding as a guest at all uncensored. But mixed film Live logo! Brave is a pity that the "before" and subject to a more brutal and honest in the development of a new road Jojo Moyes, and then wrote the script. But if this film was Clark acquires until they assist in the company's film, which is over and ended up together in the middle at the top of the mold and at least one.
How the hell do they justify this film then? It was selfish, stupid & demeaning to other disabled people. Imagine if you were a young man/woman suffering the same ailment as Will in this movie - what the hell kinda message it is sending you? There's no hope, even if you do manage to find the perfect match. So just tell them to "flick the switch". Maybe I'm looking at this the whole wrong way, but seriously this movie pissed me off. Yes I'm also aware this is adapted from a novel - people keep telling me like that gives it some legitimate justice. Are you kidding me? Get out. The only positive I got out of this was seeing Clarke branch out from that stone-cold dragon role she'll forever be associated with. Oh & her natural hair!!
It's ALL contrived in the movie. You know how politicians or business people or sports stars act up in the worse ways, making scandals in the news? Well, women get all the attention for being sex objects & they act up to make their ego devour anything that their ego addiction craves. Power corrupts, and then there's the backlash. You the Hitler, fascist drain the swamp types! Racist, sexist, ageist, hater of everybody, everything, and all of life - although they deny it. Two extremes building each other up over the rest of us. You can resist what I write or not understand it, but their another world coming & it's going to be rough because humankind has never correct itself, never 'grew up' or whatever that you'd would more than likely judge what I'd say.l Fine, have a doomsday event around the corner, but you can't pick which one! Political, social, cultural, financial, environmental, climate, science cause chaos has got the doomsday clock at 3 minutes before midnight. Bury your head now because you won't be able to in 3 minutes time!
Me Before You is a B- guilty pleasure movie that had a lot of potentials but was very poorly executed by its creators. It could have made you cry but it probably won't. Clarke is the best thing about this movie. Her character is entertaining, relatable, and endearing, and she commits to it well. One of the biggest mistakes that were made was not giving Will more character development. At the start of the film, the audience was given less than a minute in the opening scene to get to know Will and feel for his character. How can your audience feel for a character after just one minute?! The audience shouldn't have had to spend so much time playing catch up and wondering why we don't care as strongly for Will as we could have. Get your audience engaged! Specifically, in the scene where his best friend and his ex-girlfriend come to visit him, now as an engaged couple, the audience has no clue who these people are. It could have been a much more painful and gripping scene. But we don't find out who they are until the scene is over. Sure, the ex-girlfriend was in the opening scene for less than a minute, but the audience likely doesn't even remember who she is, halfway into the movie.
But the biggest flaw of all was the fact that the writers and the director couldn't decide whether or not they actually wanted Lou to fall in love with Will. There isn't a moment where we actually know when she fell in love with him. It's as if they were trying too hard to preserve her integrity as someone who wouldn't fall in love with another man when she has a boyfriend. Ridiculous. This is supposed to be a romance movie. When you get to the end of the movie wondering why you're not crying, it's because the creators didn't let Lou and Will fully fall in love. It's unclear and you still don't know if she's just doing it because she feels sorry for him. Dear creators, allow your characters to make bolder choices next time for a more powerful, gripping movie. Don't write cheesy lines in places where there should be silence, like, "Oh, Will, lets go away from here, anywhere!" (When she's sitting in his lap at the wedding) That could have been a perfect silent moment or opportunity for a kiss, after he tells her she's the only thing that makes him get out of bed in the morning. That was a perfect moment for silence and shock from Lou, that he might be in love with her. This didn't pull on my heartstrings the way it could have.
I find this movie disturbingly bad after seeing that it has some positive reviews. I kind of liked Emilia Clark before watching this movie, I still might like her a bit but her acting in this movie is ugly. You can only compare it to that of Jenna Coleman (who ruins Doctor Who) but multiply it 3 times. It is non-stop grimacing and twisting. There is no single honest natural face expression, you keep asking yourself who is that person, is that a children theatre, there got to be some improvement as the movie progressess right? Nope, this is the way it is.
Compare it to Sam Claflin, he is OK except that movie's script writing is dumb. I guess it is supposed to be a naive feel good movie with a plain good soul plot and main character and some people buy that. But I find Clark's impersonation too irritating to bear and the episodes they are not naive, what is that?! He offers her to watch French movie with subtitles that she obviously never did before. Little would you know but she gets completely absorbed by this movie and when he asked if she liked it her response is - I LOVED IT! Many smiles, they are both so happy. Or she said she used to have nice striped leggings when she was a child which she cannot find nowhere for an adult person. Guess what was a gift of Clafin on her birthday? Her reaction? You guess right. This movie is just a set of cliche In the most tasteless form possible. I hope I can get over this abuse after submission of this review.
If I had to predict a year ago which romantic comedy film would shine as 2016's best, Me Before You would have likely topped the list. Starring the gifted actors Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin alongside such respected luminaries as Charles Dance, the film is largely set in the dreamy English countryside with a touch of medieval flair. Usually I look forward to rom-coms such as these, with their witty and dry British humor that trounces the dumb, audience-insulting jokes often found in American counterparts.
Indeed, our main leads come across as instantly charming. The always stunning Emilia Clarke delights as Louisa Clark, a peppy working class girl toiling at dead-end jobs in a small, picturesque English town. Sam Claflin stars as Will Traynor, a wealthy and handsome young bachelor, tragically paralyzed in an accident that has left him severely depressed for two years. Louisa is hired by Will's parents to act as a sort of companion for their lonely son, who at first barely acknowledges her presence, breaking his silence only to mock his earnest pal. Claflin excels in his deliverance of the classy and droll British gentleman-I tell you, this guy should be a contender for James Bond someday. Their banter is a lot of fun, and watching the initial businesslike arrangement between Will and Louisa blossom into real friendship is very satisfying.
Unfortunately the direction of the story takes a rather bizarre turn toward the end of the movie, doing so in a way that seems quite out of character for our heroes. Louisa eventually becomes enamored of the material possessions and adventure that Traynor's wealth can afford, which quickly turns into a source of great tension between Louisa and her kind but ordinary boyfriend Patrick (Matthew Lewis). I found the whole episode to be somewhat distasteful, and the story probably would have been better served if Louisa started off single. I think the writers intended that Patrick elicit an unsympathetic reaction from the audience, but his goofy and heartfelt manner is the wrong antithesis to the polished and affluent Will.
The most serious misstep for the movie is a final act which feels utterly pointless and unnecessary. The audience is strung along for a ride which seems to build to a triumphant and passionate victory for our heroes, only to have hopes wildly deflated like a balloon zooming around a room making fart noises. The conclusion comes across as neither fitting nor poignant, leaving the audience with a tasteless finish that manages to feel both awkward and joyless. The romantic comedy that culminates in heartbreak is an angle that can work, but only if done right. Me Before You bungles the trope so badly that it practically erases all goodwill built up by an otherwise competent film.
If you do decide to see this movie, do so without expectation, and prepare to be leave feeling disappointed. Me Before You is onlu good for a few laughs and happy moments, ably delivered by a cast that gives its best despite a dumb script. Truly, this story is unworthy of Clarke and Claflin's solid performance, and it is only because of them that I recommend seeing this movie just once if you enjoy romantic comedy.
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