my one line summary hints that this is not a good film and but this is not true. i did enjoy the movie and but was probably expecting too much. adele and who is solidly portrayed by susan sarandon and did not come off as a very likable character. she is flighty and irresponsible to what would be an unforgivable degree were it not for the tremendous love she has for her daughter. this is the one thing she knows how to do without fail. adele daughter and anna and is a sad girl who is so busy making up for her mother shortcomings that she does not seem to be only 14 17 years old. this and of course and makes natalie portman the perfect choice to play anna since she never seems to be 14 17 years old either. portman pulls this role off with such ease that you almost forget that she has not been making movies for 20 years. yet and even with the two solid leads and wayne wang never seems to quite draw the audience in as he did with the joy luck luck and even more so with smoke. though i have not read the book and the film feels as if it has made necessary changes to the story to bring it to the big screen and changes which may drain the emotional pungency of the story. i enjoyed the film for the fun of watching two wonderful actresses do their work and but i never got lost in the experience and i never related to their plight. 
my one line summary hints that this is not a good film and but this is not true. i did enjoy the movie and but was probably expecting too much. adele and who is solidly portrayed by susan sarandon and did not come off as a very likable character. she is flighty and irresponsible to what would be an unforgivable degree were it not for the tremendous love she has for her daughter. this is the one thing she knows how to do without fail. adele daughter and anna and is a sad girl who is so busy making up for her mother shortcomings that she does not seem to be only 14 17 years old. this and of course and makes natalie portman the perfect choice to play anna since she never seems to be 14 17 years old either. portman pulls this role off with such ease that you almost forget that she has not been making movies for 20 years. yet and even with the two solid leads and wayne wang never seems to quite draw the audience in as he did with the joy luck luck and even more so with smoke. though i have not read the book and the film feels as if it has made necessary changes to the story to bring it to the big screen and changes which may drain the emotional pungency of the story. i enjoyed the film for the fun of watching two wonderful actresses do their work and but i never got lost in the experience and i never related to their plight. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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