"Supernova" does not have other sad routines inherent in dementia movies. The film has almost no plot, but it resonates with the audience by virtue of its reality
. The rhythm of the whole film is well controlled, and silence, jokes and conflicts are all blended together naturally
. The film seems to be an understatement, but it explores love and loss deeply, enough to make the audience cry. Keaton Henson's gentle soundtrack enhances the surging love
. Under the lens of Dick Pope, he combined the beautiful and non-exaggerated natural scenery of the northern mountains of England with the life of the protagonist and husband, and opened up the space of the film
. In general, the film is not a film about how disease ravages the soul, but a film about the necessity of communication and trust in the face of difficulties. It is also a pleasure to watch two excellent actors perform the beauty and warmth of love. Things
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Supernova evaluation action
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Extended Reading
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Kody 2022-04-19 09:02:49
Whether it's dying rather than dragging your partner down or caring for you until the end of your life, love is like a supernova that peaks before death. Although the script is cliché, the performance is still moving, and it is still a love movie worth watching.
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Thomas 2022-04-19 09:02:49
The two actors really can't fault it, but the movie still doesn't work. To a certain extent, it is also about the loss of Uncle Colin's love. The aesthetic lines of the director and screenwriter of "A Single Man" really don't know how high they are. But maybe Alzheimer's has a personal meaning to the director of this film. I saw that it was a director/actor in 1984, and it was difficult for him to direct such a cast.
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Lilly: You're still you Tusker. You're still the guy he fell in love with.
Tusker: No. I'm not. I just look like him.
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Tusker: But being sad when something is gone, just means it was great while it was there. right?