The scene where Terrence Stamp confronts the almost unrecognizable Vanessa Redgrave at the beginning of the film is reminiscent of "Love", but when Redgrave leaves the screen, the film is Not so exciting. -themoviewaffler
The plot is very old-fashioned, but the two senior actors Terence Stamp and Vanessa Redgrave make it all so real with excellent acting. Although we knew where each part of the story was going, we couldn't help but be moved to tears. - blacksheepreviews
At first, no one could understand why Marion loved her stubborn and grumpy wife, but at home he displayed a warmth that only Marion could appreciate. Marion's performance of Cindy Lauper's "True Colors" sets the tone for the second half of the film, where we see Arthur changing his approach to life little by little. --exclaim
