Movie Review - About Time

About Time

Movie Review

☆☆☆☆☆

 

Normally, I have no interest in time travel.

Not movies or books. The idea of it doesn't

entertain me.

So even though, this was presented as a

romantic comedy, which I always love to watch,

the time travel aspect put me off.

This movie is from 2013. I go to the movies

quite a lot. But I didn't go to this one. I did

not rent it. It has recently just come onto Netflix.

 

I decided to give it a moment. You know, just to

be able to say to myself, "Sure glad I didn't spend

any money or time watching this before!"

 

But I was mistaken.

About Time is a wonderful love story.

All kinds of love. At every turn, in every moment.

The movie is full of love. It is a great story.

And I am so glad I finally gave it a watch.

I even went so far as to buy two of the songs

from the movie! Which I never do!

 

I cannot recommend it enough. To anyone that

has a couple hours to be completely taken in by

a wonderful movie of life. Fabulous wonderful life!

 

Review by Lisa Hutson

The Vow - Movie review

The Vow

A movie review

Released 2012

Starring Rachel McAdams &

Channing Tatum

This is a wonderful love story. A true love, love story.

Two crazy kids that were completely in love and then

the ''moment of impact''. An accident. Paige loses her

memory. Her husband, Leo is not ready to throw in the

towel. He will try anything to get their old life back.

I fall in love with love every time I watch this one.

Such a dreamy story. With complete devastation.

I feel like there are a few messages in this story.

Forgiveness. Family and how much family has to

be guarded. Be thankful for true friends.
But at the end, I always find myself thinking that

it's a story of meant to be. Truly meant to be.

A wonderful sincere concrete magical ending. 

I sincerely recommend this movie for a sweet

love story watch. But also, a movie that

will make you go 'hmmmm'.....
I enjoy taking time every so often to rewatch
an old favorite. This is one of mine.
Review by Lisa Hutson