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It just didn't work for me. I don't understand what was supposed to be wrong with this guy. I suffer from depression and anxiety, but I still love family members and friends. I still see them as special and unique. I just have a hard time being able to enjoy the journey of life with them. It's too hard, exhausting, and it just doesn't make me happy. I guess something's wrong with my brain. I've made myself keep going, so I won't hurt those I love, but I really don't like living. But anyway, I couldn't relate to this guy, because he couldn't appreciate all the unique complexities of other human beings. He doesn't even seem to be able to love his son. Why? I've read what other people say this film is about, but I'm still confused. Depression and anxiety don't mean you don't love people, so was he also a narcissist or a bit of a sociopath? Anyway, it was a slow film. Sure it's artistic. What was the point or meaning? I'm lost. Glad some people like it though, so maybe you will.

I loved watching the first few seasons years ago. I tried watching it again recently and it's pretty trashy. I didn't want to watch it again. That said, I had a blast watching this years ago. I think I liked it up to season 5 or six and then it turned me off. It got me into the books and the books are better. Sookie is a slightly more mature in the books and Eric is smarter too, plus more politically motivated, verses just being a business man.

The dialogue needed work in this film. Everything was very cliche. In the beginning she's a victim, because she has to work and have a job and have a boss. For some reason this makes her a victim. You can tell by the way the character was acting towards her job and her boss. Her job wasn't that hard and her boss reminded her that there were lots of people who would be happy to work for him. This is for some reason supposed to be another moment of her being a victim, but I didn't buy it. It had my eyes rolling. Later she meets the handsome mysterious stranger who's house she is staying at and she make him apologize to her twice, because one of his staff was rude to her and a new maid. One apology should have been enough. He wasn't the one who was rude to her or the maid, but she acts like he owes her this big apology twice and then brags to her friend how she got him to apologize. It confused me and made me realize again that this was a character with a "I'm a victim and the world and everybody owes me something complex". So the main character isn't likable, the dialogue could have been better, and the bad guys (especially a certain female) acted a little too immature for their age. This had potential, but it's a let down and the ending was stupid. I guess it went for comedy, but it just made for an ending that was the final stupid blow. This movie is entertaining enough to watch once. There are far worse movies out there. It's the fact that this had potential and good actors that makes it frustrating. Oh what could have been.