Joshua A.

Very moving ending. A slow burn that really delivers in the end. Possibly good date movie like the notebook but not cringey for men to watch. A Moving, heartbreaking and also heartwarming exploration of mortality with engaging historical context to support the emotional depth. Prepare to hide the fact that you're crying if it really resonates with you. It probably will if you're a parent who likes historical films, and you don't want to die someday but you know you will...

The worst good movie possibly ever made. Im not kidding. This movie is almost schizophrenic but I cannot describe what I mean by this just like this movie cannot describe what the hell it wants to be. It was absolutely awful and yet good. It was awful. It was good. I dont understand anything anymore, I'm losing touch with reality just like the cop in the movie... bad-good... How? How can a movie be both in exactly equal measure? Who am I? What is going on? Help? Me?