although it definitely an enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours and it always worth a watch and this film never quite meets the targets that it should for two reasons. firstly and after the first forty five minutes or so it focuses heavily on helen and johnny and who are far less interesting characters than most of the others  janet and jennifer and george and miss scattergoods are all much more enticing. although at first this works and since in life we do not always know everything about everyone else and and because the point is being made that perhaps helen is slightly self involved and it quickly wears thin and we want to see more of the other characters. secondly and the film seems to lose its way in terms of plot in the second half. the letter itself holds far less significance than it does in the first half and and again and although this works well in some ways and it seems odd to leave so much of the potential displayed in the first half behind. overall and this film is sweet and good natured and with some genuinely hilarious moments  for example and janet explaining condiments to an avid audience. the lazy but quietly desperate atmosphere that helen feels is heavy and the sense of living in a small seaside town is accurately portrayed and but the film isn not quite as intelligent as it trying to be. it just misses being both a light romantic comedy and being a clever portrait of life. however and it still good and if you get the chance and it definitely worth seeing. 
although it definitely an enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours and it always worth a watch and this film never quite meets the targets that it should for two reasons. firstly and after the first forty five minutes or so it focuses heavily on helen and johnny and who are far less interesting characters than most of the others  janet and jennifer and george and miss scattergoods are all much more enticing. although at first this works and since in life we do not always know everything about everyone else and and because the point is being made that perhaps helen is slightly self involved and it quickly wears thin and we want to see more of the other characters. secondly and the film seems to lose its way in terms of plot in the second half. the letter itself holds far less significance than it does in the first half and and again and although this works well in some ways and it seems odd to leave so much of the potential displayed in the first half behind. overall and this film is sweet and good natured and with some genuinely hilarious moments  for example and janet explaining condiments to an avid audience. the lazy but quietly desperate atmosphere that helen feels is heavy and the sense of living in a small seaside town is accurately portrayed and but the film isn not quite as intelligent as it trying to be. it just misses being both a light romantic comedy and being a clever portrait of life. however and it still good and if you get the chance and it definitely worth seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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