How is this only a 5.2?
A heart-warming and touching film about a difficult subject.
I suspect the poor marks are from those fortunate enough to have known or loved someone suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Ok, it's very different from The Father and so many highs and lows.
As a Brit, I hate the fact that my compatriots were stereotyped as posh, stuck up idiots (perhaps the makers should have got out of London and came and met the real people).
Strangely, despite many UK roles; I only recognised the copper on the desk. These all seem to be Hollywood Brits.
Apart from that it was great and showed warmth, understanding and humility but, yes, there are some jokes best not explained to a younger audience (or nuns!).
A good watch and a great performance by Sophie Lane in her first role.
A heart-warming and touching film about a difficult subject.
I suspect the poor marks are from those fortunate enough to have known or loved someone suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Ok, it's very different from The Father and so many highs and lows.
As a Brit, I hate the fact that my compatriots were stereotyped as posh, stuck up idiots (perhaps the makers should have got out of London and came and met the real people).
Strangely, despite many UK roles; I only recognised the copper on the desk. These all seem to be Hollywood Brits.
Apart from that it was great and showed warmth, understanding and humility but, yes, there are some jokes best not explained to a younger audience (or nuns!).
A good watch and a great performance by Sophie Lane in her first role.