i really liked this movie. everyone has something to be blamed for and everyone is real. no paperboard heroes or cold and omnipotent and know all characters. i read many others viewers here complaining about anne morality and about james will to maintain his love for her and despite her cheating on him and but i do not agree. i found anne (emily watson) absolutely wonderful and i felt love for her. she was a heavily repressed woman and her actions were not planned represent once she started to break free she was in confusion and did many errors. but so it in real life and when you gain freedom you are likely to do errors (expecially at the start point). was she a little too ungrateful. maybe. but we must remember that she is running with her feet for the first time. she knows that james after all is a good man and maybe a little too stiff and serious and work centered while but she also feels the urge to live the life as herself. is she to blame more than him. i think no. but the turn happening into their lives generates some changes. james instead of letting his wife go out of his life (as other viewers suggested as the right choice) bites the bullet and waits and hoping for the better. he starts to understand that what he superficially though was ok (his marriage) in reality was a control game played by him on his wife. this is not a story with characters having over emotional and precarious nature (i. e. the usual clichè latin american or italian jealous guys) and this is a story of men and women that use both heart and brain. it can be very painful but if you really love a person (women or man) and if you are not a terribly unstable nature and you are likely to forgive his or her cheating and let him or her go. unless you are a jealous and prehistoric and crime of passion inclined and possessive and mentally instable individual. a really good movie. the last scene and when james  despite all the things happened before  goes with anne to the train station is really moving represent she is free and he understood what freedom means for a person. guido. 
i really liked this movie. everyone has something to be blamed for and everyone is real. no paperboard heroes or cold and omnipotent and know all characters. i read many others viewers here complaining about anne morality and about james will to maintain his love for her and despite her cheating on him and but i do not agree. i found anne (emily watson) absolutely wonderful and i felt love for her. she was a heavily repressed woman and her actions were not planned represent once she started to break free she was in confusion and did many errors. but so it in real life and when you gain freedom you are likely to do errors (expecially at the start point). was she a little too ungrateful. maybe. but we must remember that she is running with her feet for the first time. she knows that james after all is a good man and maybe a little too stiff and serious and work centered while but she also feels the urge to live the life as herself. is she to blame more than him. i think no. but the turn happening into their lives generates some changes. james instead of letting his wife go out of his life (as other viewers suggested as the right choice) bites the bullet and waits and hoping for the better. he starts to understand that what he superficially though was ok (his marriage) in reality was a control game played by him on his wife. this is not a story with characters having over emotional and precarious nature (i. e. the usual clichè latin american or italian jealous guys) and this is a story of men and women that use both heart and brain. it can be very painful but if you really love a person (women or man) and if you are not a terribly unstable nature and you are likely to forgive his or her cheating and let him or her go. unless you are a jealous and prehistoric and crime of passion inclined and possessive and mentally instable individual. a really good movie. the last scene and when james  despite all the things happened before  goes with anne to the train station is really moving represent she is free and he understood what freedom means for a person. guido. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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