That's what I conclude. So he marries a woman when he was blind, and then sees there is more attractive around. So he was stuck in his career, and sees how he gets promoted when he sees how to manipulate people with financial problems?
Jesus, this movie calls up to God so many times, and the rhythm is really slow and boring.
Every scene is so moralistic, so foreseeable. No wit in sight. Except the confrontation with his old blind job buddy in the café.
Of course you would expect him to become blind again. At the beginning of the movie, you see him recovering light from the dark.
At the end, I expected nothing but a black screen for 10 minutes I think the producers probably refused the intellectual idea, because the director's name wasn't Lars van Trier.
Shame, it was a good project, and the acting of Dan Stevens was really brilliant, but he was very lonesome.
Jesus, this movie calls up to God so many times, and the rhythm is really slow and boring.
Every scene is so moralistic, so foreseeable. No wit in sight. Except the confrontation with his old blind job buddy in the café.
Of course you would expect him to become blind again. At the beginning of the movie, you see him recovering light from the dark.
At the end, I expected nothing but a black screen for 10 minutes I think the producers probably refused the intellectual idea, because the director's name wasn't Lars van Trier.
Shame, it was a good project, and the acting of Dan Stevens was really brilliant, but he was very lonesome.