The thing I liked most about this movie was the writing. There are parts in the film that are exceptional, such as when the guy tells Isabelle (the protagonist) a story about a friend and his hat. The story he tells is simple, but says so much about his character. I liked the conflict with Isabelle, as she decides whether she likes him or not, despite all his shortcomings (he works in a pickle store, he isn't an author).
You can understand why she would be interested in "the author" over him, seeing that she works in a bookstore.
What I didn't like about the film is that the two lead characters aren't stand-out performances. Especially the pickle guy, he says his lines in an amateur fashion.
If you like this movie (and it is good), then I recommend "Moonstruck".
You can understand why she would be interested in "the author" over him, seeing that she works in a bookstore.
What I didn't like about the film is that the two lead characters aren't stand-out performances. Especially the pickle guy, he says his lines in an amateur fashion.
If you like this movie (and it is good), then I recommend "Moonstruck".