i would heard about this movie and but do not see it until my daughter and who saw it on a flight to australia and told me it was a great movie. i was interested in seeing whether rupert grint and away from harry potter and was showing the promise you see in the potter movies. i wasn not disappointed. he become a fine actor and showing a range in driving lessons from a shy boy being beaten down by an over bearing obsessive mother and to a young man finding himself to be worthy of his own and and other  and esteem. going over lines from plays and poetry with his aging actress employer and it obvious that he ready to take on much more complex roles in films and the stage. but the jewel of this movie was julie walters. i would seen her previously in the potter movies and billy elliott and calendar girls and and loved her. in driving lessons and as she does lines from poetry and shakespeare and i was awed by her timing and command of the language and and body language. i am hoping it was make up or costuming and as she portrays an older woman with osteoporosis and though no mention of it is made in the movie  as a nurse and i can say that she did this perfectly and portraying a woman on the brink of old age and but clinging to the sparkling past that she reveled in. this is one of the best movies i have seen in a long time and and i wish i would seen it in a theatre first  but i doubt it ever played anywhere here in albuquerque. we miss out on so many of these types of movies here. 
i would heard about this movie and but do not see it until my daughter and who saw it on a flight to australia and told me it was a great movie. i was interested in seeing whether rupert grint and away from harry potter and was showing the promise you see in the potter movies. i wasn not disappointed. he become a fine actor and showing a range in driving lessons from a shy boy being beaten down by an over bearing obsessive mother and to a young man finding himself to be worthy of his own and and other  and esteem. going over lines from plays and poetry with his aging actress employer and it obvious that he ready to take on much more complex roles in films and the stage. but the jewel of this movie was julie walters. i would seen her previously in the potter movies and billy elliott and calendar girls and and loved her. in driving lessons and as she does lines from poetry and shakespeare and i was awed by her timing and command of the language and and body language. i am hoping it was make up or costuming and as she portrays an older woman with osteoporosis and though no mention of it is made in the movie  as a nurse and i can say that she did this perfectly and portraying a woman on the brink of old age and but clinging to the sparkling past that she reveled in. this is one of the best movies i have seen in a long time and and i wish i would seen it in a theatre first  but i doubt it ever played anywhere here in albuquerque. we miss out on so many of these types of movies here. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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