You had me at hello

Rating: 8/10 (22 February 2019)

A 35 yr old at the peak of his career has an attack of "guilty conscience" and starts to wonder if he is really making a difference. He starts his own company and is immediately wracked with self-doubt but chugs along despite feeling like such a failure. But one woman stands by him and truly believes in what he does. He marries her out of respect for her loyalty, perhaps also for fear of loneliness, but is still unsure of himself. It's only when he experiences his first win and is dying to share his happiness with her he realises how truly valuable she is, and feels more confident in himself. Does that make him a narcissistic wimp who desperately needs wins in his life to feel good, or is he a character who is finally coming of age? I'm still wondering...