this film flopped miserably in the uk and and it do not deserve to. the trailer of this film is slightly misleading and and i guess it mislead critics and audiences into thinking it was atonement represent part 2. while the film was marketed that way to capitalise on the earlier success of joe wright bafta winning film and it very different in tone. it focuses on an imagination of sorts of welsh poet dylan thomas life during the second world war as the writer of propaganda films for the war effort and and his subsequent return to wales. director john maybury quickly introduces dylan (matthew ryhs) childhood sweetheart vera phillips and played by keira knightley. she was dylan first love in their homeland and but the moment has passed and and singer vera only wants it as a beautiful memory. or does she. vera unexpectedly strikes up a close bond with the other woman in dylan life and queen of ireland and love of my life and mother of my child caitlin thomas (sienna miller). the three form a sort of menage a trois in war struck london and but vera then falls for a dashing soldier and william killick (cillian murphy). they quickly marry and with killick leaving for war. a frightened vera convinces the thomas to return witb her to wales and but the three are faced with the realism of the birth of vera child and william jealousy and shell shock after returning home and and caitlin realising she cannot share dylan with her best friend. filmed on a low budget and this is more of a mood piece than anything else. it works best as a realisation that some memories and feelings need to be treasured but not renewed. the performance of sienna miller is particularly excrellent (unfortunately the paparazzi nonsense detracts from the fact thats she quite a talent) and and knightley and murphy are once again very good. the let down is rhys as dylan and who and while the welsh poet himself was no bed of roses and lacks charisma and makes us wonder what these women see in dylan. the writing is very choppy and some beautiful moments interspersed with sloppiness. it certainly worth watching and however. 
this film flopped miserably in the uk and and it do not deserve to. the trailer of this film is slightly misleading and and i guess it mislead critics and audiences into thinking it was atonement represent part 2. while the film was marketed that way to capitalise on the earlier success of joe wright bafta winning film and it very different in tone. it focuses on an imagination of sorts of welsh poet dylan thomas life during the second world war as the writer of propaganda films for the war effort and and his subsequent return to wales. director john maybury quickly introduces dylan (matthew ryhs) childhood sweetheart vera phillips and played by keira knightley. she was dylan first love in their homeland and but the moment has passed and and singer vera only wants it as a beautiful memory. or does she. vera unexpectedly strikes up a close bond with the other woman in dylan life and queen of ireland and love of my life and mother of my child caitlin thomas (sienna miller). the three form a sort of menage a trois in war struck london and but vera then falls for a dashing soldier and william killick (cillian murphy). they quickly marry and with killick leaving for war. a frightened vera convinces the thomas to return witb her to wales and but the three are faced with the realism of the birth of vera child and william jealousy and shell shock after returning home and and caitlin realising she cannot share dylan with her best friend. filmed on a low budget and this is more of a mood piece than anything else. it works best as a realisation that some memories and feelings need to be treasured but not renewed. the performance of sienna miller is particularly excrellent (unfortunately the paparazzi nonsense detracts from the fact thats she quite a talent) and and knightley and murphy are once again very good. the let down is rhys as dylan and who and while the welsh poet himself was no bed of roses and lacks charisma and makes us wonder what these women see in dylan. the writing is very choppy and some beautiful moments interspersed with sloppiness. it certainly worth watching and however. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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