Evelyn Schell

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow is a well researched and written book. I got hooked on it and didn’t want to put it down. That is until a certain point then I felt impatient. Sam & Sadie & Marx all excellent character development to a point. Then I found them stuck on issues but not really developing depth. The relationship eith Dov was too cliche. Midpoint it didn’t develop further, jumped into stereotypes. I enjoyed learning about game development. Loved the poems and literary quotes. I ended up jumping ahead.. and then again to the end. Didn’t hold me for the entire book.

An interesting story…or it could have been. Too disjointed. With the exception of Kidman all thr performances were excellent. She was not Lucy in this film! The energy, strength and dynamic of Lucille Ball was totally missing in this film. Kidman doesn’t have that kind of panache. She is the same in all her characters….wooden in these type of roles. She was good in Moulin Rouge, for me that’s it. I dozed off a bit and on viewing it agan found I didn’t miss anything. Disappointing.