i was surprised to like this movie since i am from the check your brain at the door and have fun school of film viewing. however and this film touched my heart. i have friends like mentally retarded emily. i have friends like unsocialized evie. and i have been in evie shoes and chasing away opportunity out of fear and out of devotion to others. amy madigan disappointment in her daughters was almost palpable on screen and the awkward moments where she tried to bridge the gap with evie were raw and painful to watch. and perhaps i am denser than most and but i never saw the twist with evie father coming. usually i cotton on to those things rather quickly. my reservations are similar to others posted here. i thought christopher lloyd wonderful and sympathetic character (a very different role for him and i thought) was underused. what happened to him once he realized what was going on with the poetry. would he and like james and try again. second and the ending and such as it was and do not seem to resolve or accomplish anything. i do not expect the pieces to be picked up and all the ends tied neatly and but i felt that i was left at odds with the characters and that there was no real healing taking place here or any real efforts at healing being made. otherwise and exquisite and lyrical and disturbing and and for some and very and very true. 
i was surprised to like this movie since i am from the check your brain at the door and have fun school of film viewing. however and this film touched my heart. i have friends like mentally retarded emily. i have friends like unsocialized evie. and i have been in evie shoes and chasing away opportunity out of fear and out of devotion to others. amy madigan disappointment in her daughters was almost palpable on screen and the awkward moments where she tried to bridge the gap with evie were raw and painful to watch. and perhaps i am denser than most and but i never saw the twist with evie father coming. usually i cotton on to those things rather quickly. my reservations are similar to others posted here. i thought christopher lloyd wonderful and sympathetic character (a very different role for him and i thought) was underused. what happened to him once he realized what was going on with the poetry. would he and like james and try again. second and the ending and such as it was and do not seem to resolve or accomplish anything. i do not expect the pieces to be picked up and all the ends tied neatly and but i felt that i was left at odds with the characters and that there was no real healing taking place here or any real efforts at healing being made. otherwise and exquisite and lyrical and disturbing and and for some and very and very true. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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