There are as many versions of "normal" as there are people in the world. If you want a movie where you know exactly what everybody should say and how they should react, then what's the point?
First of all, he did love his girlfriend...he wanted to be married to her, but she was the one who was hesitant.
Also, this movie wasn't about what you see at face value...the child's crime was used to tie into the crime of stealing someone's heart. I'm okay with you not liking the movie, because with ALL movies, it's a matter of taste, preference, coming from your own experiences, etc. But I will say that, if you consider this movie to be unrealistic, there are a LOT of movies more unrealistic than this one.
He's an illusionist...which is just a fancy word for magician.
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17 years ago
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sherylheartjude
17 years ago
To each his own. I can understand that this might not have been realistic to you, but for me, I don't find it totally unrealistic...there are some aspects of it that feel familiar to me because of things that have happened in my life...and I suppose that's why. It's just a different story.
And when you think about it, most of what Hollywood puts out can be described as "unrealistic" in some way or other.
He's an illusionist...which is just a fancy word for magician.
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