Hello I Must Be Going

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Kylo R Mar 4, 2019 Much better than the description of the movie would lead you to suspect

George R Jun 25, 2018 Funny, funny, good writing and performances. Great personal journey movie with a bit of quirk and sex appeal

Hagrid M Apr 7, 2018 It is unfortunate, however, that some scenes are drowned by songs that neither comment on what is going on indirectly between the lovers nor as a tool to solidify a specific tone. The songs by Laura Veirs are not bad, but they distract and take us out of the experience. When a scene should have been played silent to bring out the emotions, it is plagued by a folk song's ruminations. Each time the soundtrack is featured, we are reminded that we are watching an independent film rather than a story about mourning, being in pain, and rising from the ashes. See more

Finn S Apr 6, 2018 I thoroughly enjoyed this film. A story about a woman treated like a screw up be her family, who may have it more pulled together than any of them. For anyone who ever was unhappy in their life and wanted to take a leap into something new. See more

Leia L Mar 18, 2018 This film was refreshing and unique. The characters had depth abd were compelling and interesting to watch. I would love more movies like this. The leads were excellent and I hope to see them both in more movies. See more

Sep 28, 2017 Is this movie a love story, commedy, tragedy? Is there an answer the the questions raised by this movie? Yes and No or is there a maybe answer to these questions raised by this interesting little story. What I see in this movie "story" is people sleep walking through life as we all tend to do most of the time. Then there is Amy who is really alive, living in the moment. Amy is not thinking about the trip around the world or retirement or making money, in the pain that she feels at the loss of love she is more alive than all the other characters. Loosing a love is a "near death" experience, because when it is your time to go "die" you must separate (loose) all your loved ones who must stay behind and carry on in life. So here you have Amy in her misery morning the death of a part of her (and although maybe not consciously) she is more alive than all the other people in the story. The possible exception is Jeremy (the young man "actor") he being an artist. Artist are always more alive, less sleep walking, than the rest of us. Artist do see the world through different eyes, and he see's Amy's passion (all be it in the grief of her loss) and all of a sudden two people who are not sleep waking meet. Both, Amy and Jeremy, finding each other alive and vibrant (all be it for different reasons) the see an opportunity to be with another real, attractive (not sleep walking) person and find and share in the most valuable richness in this world love. As the story progresses you from Amy's perspective "mostly" you see that she is just as alive in the warmth of the sunshine of love as she was in the misery of the cold darkness of her morning for the loss of love. The story ends by both of them begrudgingly going back the what is acceptable (by society's standards) which is finding or trying to find some one who is right??? for you, correct age, class, race, religion culture etc. etc.. But somehow knowing and being grateful for their brief summer of love where the shared a waking moment in time. A man and a woman sharing a moment in time in the splendor of love. Oh and yes by the way told as some what of a comedy, because some times big truths can more easily be told in comedy. See more

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