But it varies. The first of the trilogy with Vanessa Redgrave as the elderly bereaved partner of a woman who has just died, and finds her home taken over by her partner's relatives is affecting. How could it not be with Vanessa Redgrave in the lead? She is superb as always. But the script is loaded, and you want to say if they meant so much to each other why didn't they make appropriate wills?
The second part is best, with Michelle Williams realising that love is more important than labels. It is very sexy and believable and has some pertinent points to make.
The third section is the weakest, about a couple's attempts to have a baby, its tone is comedic yet serious and falls a bit between the two stools and is about ten minutes too long
Review of If These Walls Could Talk 2
