Aimee

Everything becomes a political bargaining chip in where this story is based from. It is well delivered. Every scenario is so ironic and gives you the idea that maybe avarice and stupidity are the reasons for the end of human beings. It looks like a joke, but it is not. I hope more people get this great piece.

It is so beautiful. One of the most interesting autobiographies I have seen. It is brave to face every detail of real-life and present it to your audiences. It is authenticity. Finding a way to escape from the pain and sorrow of real life is what all artists attempt to do. Having some nice stories to tell is what a good film should do.

It is a good film that reveals the essence of life - loneliness. Such a live person who has curiosity in almost everything. But the society only wants you to have a stable title and a position instead of being a dynamic person. The electricity Louis Wain kept mentioning should not simply be translated as love. He probably sees the truth of the universe, energy, light, exchanges between mass. Hence, all the social hierarchy, money, fame, and duties definitely sound ridiculous from his perspective. But the only person who can understand him was not there to help him to get through all those things.

It would be more than a popcorn film if it can better analyse the mental state of the girl and why she was able to see something, implied by others, driven by her passion in design or even influenced/drugged by the old lady. It was a bit similar to Black Swan at some point. But all the plots and fabulous actresses were wasted to make the film more horror, and nothing more than that. Many actors appeared just for the sake of making the story goes as the director wanted it to go. It tried to stereotype London but ignored the facts that so many things in London can contribute to what it tries to argue, the trust issue, female objectification, the gap between old and the poor, survival and dream. It should be such an interesting topic situated in a fantastic context. However, only outfits are great... BTW, I feel sorry for how UAL has been presented in the film.