teddy gunter

I was moved by the scenes between mother and son in this movie, especially towards the end. However, I as another reviewer also wrote could not figure out why she gave her last money to bums on the street and not her son before she killed herself when as far as the audience knows he is about to get married with zero to offer his new bride, no career , and did he go to college? Also several comments on the extra people at the end in the apartment rang true. Kooky last third of film 100%. But no more kooky than breakfast at Tiffany's in my opinion. In real life the first thing on the agenda after arriving in Paris was the son needed to get a JOB to support Mom. Something to help? This never even was discussed? No meeting bout how much we have money wise and how long it will realistically last? So job imperative? I liked this movie and loved the fashion as I am in the fashion industry but it begs a lot of questions we will never know answers to.Why was cat following her on her way to commit suicide? Excuse typos please if any.

Well it was a nice walk down memory lane and was def warm and fuzzy BUT was not as up to snuff as I was looking forward to. Specifically I found the plot of the downstairs staff cheesy when it came to hiding the queens staff ..quite out of character for Carson and Ana to be in on something like that as well. They are normally so upstanding with stainless characters.The dowager seemed strained and a bit forced with her zingers- not her fault but was written that way for her- and I missed Mary's husband being not around, handsome devil.Killing Dowager off at the end was no fun as well.With all my griping I would still go see it again and another one as the good parts are good and the not so good not so bad.