One-Time Watch for People Not About Plots

Rating: 3/10 (6 January 2020)

A decent movie, with no huge ups and down. The movie basically explores different facets of falling into love or being in love with someone. If you are looking to watch something of consequence, then watch Interstellar which has a similar take-home message of "Love transcends all", but a solid plot, beautiful screenplay and an engaging adventure. This is probably an intertwined story which observes the relationship dynamics or love interests of a group of friends.
I, wished to watch the film, because of the enchanting starcast with prolific veterans like Alan Rickman, Liam Neeson, Martin Freeman and Keira Knightley. But, I would say, the huge starcast actually backfired because the portrayal was not able to create the depth necessary to engage oneself to the grassroot levels as the screentime got divided. There was no profound music which I believe is an important aspect in engaging all your senses.
For me, something which was fun and really amazing to watch were the relations concerning Liam Neeson and his son. There portrayal was pretty decent and it did pull some strings. Nonetheless, I am also a huge fan of Rowan Atkinson and albeit, just for a few minutes, his excerpt was also engaging for me.
For fellow Anime Watchers, if you have tried Tsurezure Children, this is quite similar to that just that this is not about teenagers. But, the depiction in the Anime mentioned, is again much more engaging.