Great acting, subtle characters development

Rating: Null/10 (21 September 2019)

At first you'd think the girl is a shallow, childish bimbo, the script painfully forced her to look like bimbo or even a bit retarded. Her character was overly dramatized, making her a typical clown-like figure that we usually saw in British films; and that generic British bad habit of overly exaggeration almost ruined this little gem. Such arrangement of putting some annoying clowning figures in an actually quite serious movies in British movies is just stupid, annoying and out of place. Best example: "Noting Hill (1999)". This little movie is no exception, the only thing they did was making the leading young female to be a jerk-like bimbo. We almost lost her if we didn't have enough patience to hang on.
But then, things began to change, her naive shallowness gradually won our adoration, she gradually developed into a lovely, caring person, and further on, she even became quite lovely.
This is very likable movie with profound thoughtful ending as long as you have the patience to keep watching. A sad ending but with a complete recognition.