It almost felt like a Terrence Malick film if he restricted his angles a lot more. The movie was focused on a complicated, advanced emotional subject and I really appreciated it. The truth is it was good insight into people I know/knew in real life who seemed to be going through something similar. Maybe their actions hurt me less now that I got a chance to glimpse their reality for a brief second. Lotta knee jerk low-brows out there chiming in with "too sad - they broke up - therefore: bad." This movie is not about that couple. It's about that woman. And I have to say, that last shot, maybe it was too little too late for the basics out there, but it did indicate a positive outcome for her, positive meaning healthy, or a step in the right direction. This one stuck with me.
Review of Take This Waltz
