Believing You "Will" the Outcome to Your Life; Decadent Mistake

Rating: 10/10 (30 December 2006)

I'm not sure if the drive behind this film had a proclivity toward a different outcome than the decadent ending of a young and/or American idealist who believes she can "Will" more than getting out of bed, but if this was considered then I saw it on purpose, if it was not considered then it was an entertaining, accidental undercurrent, par excellence. Life cannot be "Willed" and upon acceptance, it can be different, fun, and/or tragic. If we don't accept it, it can also be different and tragic yet a moral bore. Table the mind numbing idea that the "Will" you use to succeed in small tasks has any association to what you think is a controlled and/or "Willed" destiny and you will feel much freer than the supporting actress makes you believe freedom to be. The scenery, lighting, story, and acting shown in the movie set it apart from others coming out of Hollywood. Perhaps, I won't remain in the foreign drama section of Netflix forever, pausing to skim the Hollywood titles again in the future.