Ok Well who liked it?

Oh c'mon, geli, the ending was *awful* - it seemed like they didn't know where to go with the plot so decided on that ludricrous freeze frame at the end. Really quite a bizarre film, although interesting early appearances. I do actually remember Claire Danes promoting this and gushing about getting to work with Jeanne Moreau; pity it turned out such a mess.

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I, too, think that Ethan liked her very much. His respect for her is one reason for his breaking up with her, and yes – also because she was a bit too “intense” for his tastes. Daisy was a deep individual, whose sensitivity was compelling because, to me, it is something I see in people who’ve got such a seeming magnetism in strength they sometimes don’t even realize. She was truly a beautifully spirited person, and her nana was so wonderful in offering every second she could to encourage Daisy to be that survivor Daisy so truly is. On Ethan again, well – he’s a young guy under pressure of peers. Therefore, it’s kinda like a “given” of sorts that he’d be persuaded a bit by his hipster friends, whom he depended on to be his own support group because he seemed, from what I gathered, a little lonely in the crowd. It was probably best for the both of them that he tore their relationship off. Finally, perhaps a little credit can be given to him for doing so, too, considering he had respect enough for her not to mess around; instead, he just broke things off for good.

Anyway, I shed a tear or two throughout, and I especially loved the shared conviction of love between Nana and Daisy. That is very powerful, and often people attempt to rebel against that sort of thing, as if it's shameful -- or should be -- TO BE so close to those you love. For example, the Miley Cyrus issue with her dad in pictures taken not too long ago, wherein some people criticized them for being too close, as if all that was wanted was some story of incest between country folk. Well, whatever their situation is, there's no assumption here because it's respected that a man can adore his daughter so much that others seemingly just don't understand. The fact that he does does not mean anything "extra" necessarily, so it's not strange, at least to me, that Nana and Daisy loved each other so. After all, the straight and non-incestuous guy that I am and all, I had a VERY CLOSE relationship with my Grandmother when I was coming up, may she rest in dear peace.

Thank you.