Ladies in Lavender Comments

Holden 2022-04-10 09:01:09

Small but fine film, Judi Dench's acting is so delicate! The first love-like relationship is pure and beautiful, not obscene at all, in stark contrast to the old man in the film who likes young girls: the latter is full of very intrusive desires. I was in sync with the feelings of the two old ladies throughout the whole process, and even the Russian girl who showed her teeth and claws was very unanimous and hated it as soon as I saw it (my friends and I both felt that this Russian girl was very...

Brandy 2022-04-10 09:01:09

I don't think Ursula had an unforgettable love for Andrea, but a woman who had never tasted love, and a crush on a handsome young man who was brought to her door by the waves. For a woman in her seventies to fall in love with a guy in his early twenties, it feels both sympathetic and a little silly, because it's totally unfruitful love. In fact, after thinking about it, even if she was of the same age, with the background of Andrea becoming a world-renowned violin player, she would never fall...

Mandy 2022-04-09 09:01:09

Judi Dench really performed the shyness of a girl's spring heart. Ursula sticking a small piece of paper to teach Andrew to learn English is so...

Madisyn 2022-04-09 09:01:09

Judi Dench really performed the shyness of a girl's spring heart. Ursula sticking a small piece of paper to teach Andrew to learn English is so...

Margarete 2022-04-09 09:01:09

There are a lot of unexplained parts of the movie, like Adrea's background, his feelings for Usula, etc., but it doesn't matter from Usula's point of view. Judi Dench deduces an emotion that seems to be trapped by fate, unable to extricate herself. At first I thought what kind of past she had with Adrea. This feeling is strong, fragile, and innocent, which makes her overwhelmed, but most importantly, she is not humble. Even between encounters and farewells, everything has a beauty that is...

Isidro 2022-04-09 09:01:09

There are a lot of unexplained parts of the movie, like Adrea's background, his feelings for Usula, etc., but it doesn't matter from Usula's point of view. Judi Dench deduces an emotion that seems to be trapped by fate, unable to extricate herself. At first I thought what kind of past she had with Adrea. This feeling is strong, fragile, and innocent, which makes her overwhelmed, but most importantly, she is not humble. Even between encounters and farewells, everything has a beauty that is...

Fabiola 2022-04-09 09:01:09

Three stars are all given to the two heroines. This play gives Judi more room to play. Of course, she also grasped it very well, showing the feeling of an 18-year-old girl's first love. Other than that, there are basically no highlights. The script is especially worth complaining, and there is also a problem with the rhythm. It is inexplicable that it has become a successful history of musical wizards. The director's skill is really average, and the extraordinary temperament is only suitable...

Dave 2022-04-09 09:01:09

Three stars are all given to the two heroines. This play gives Judi more room to play. Of course, she also grasped it very well, showing the feeling of an 18-year-old girl's first love. Other than that, there are basically no highlights. The script is especially worth complaining, and there is also a problem with the rhythm. It is inexplicable that it has become a successful history of musical wizards. The director's skill is really average, and the extraordinary temperament is only suitable...

Leann 2022-04-08 08:01:02

A simple story with unexpected touches. ....

Burdette 2022-04-08 08:01:02

A simple story with unexpected touches. ....