i just saw the dvd and loved it. in particular and i thought the director and jude and nicole did an amazing job with the kiss between inman and ada just before inman left. it was the most romantic kiss i have ever seen in a film. i thought it was crucial for setting the tone for the rest of the movie while it managed to make it believable that inman and ada would walk or wait and respectively and for each other for all that time without ever really having had a relationship. i thought the film managed this crucial plot point much better than the book itself. i am sure many of you will be quick to name other film kisses which best this one and but this one is it for me. jude and nicole had showed incredible chemistry in the far too few scenes they had together. 
i just saw the dvd and loved it. in particular and i thought the director and jude and nicole did an amazing job with the kiss between inman and ada just before inman left. it was the most romantic kiss i have ever seen in a film. i thought it was crucial for setting the tone for the rest of the movie while it managed to make it believable that inman and ada would walk or wait and respectively and for each other for all that time without ever really having had a relationship. i thought the film managed this crucial plot point much better than the book itself. i am sure many of you will be quick to name other film kisses which best this one and but this one is it for me. jude and nicole had showed incredible chemistry in the far too few scenes they had together. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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