My best advice to you is to watch this film with an open mind, a steady heart, and a willingness not to over-analyze it to the ground.
With all its artistic and literate attributes, I still think that the role of Virginia Woolf should have gone to a truly homely actress, but then isn't that what acting is all about: making us believe that Nicole Kidman is a frumpy poet instead of a statuesque siren.
Everyone involved in this dramatic trilogy is fantastic, and you don't have to be a woman to understand its full potential either. My mouth dropped slightly twice, proving to myself that there's still intelligent life out there in screenwriting land.
With all its artistic and literate attributes, I still think that the role of Virginia Woolf should have gone to a truly homely actress, but then isn't that what acting is all about: making us believe that Nicole Kidman is a frumpy poet instead of a statuesque siren.
Everyone involved in this dramatic trilogy is fantastic, and you don't have to be a woman to understand its full potential either. My mouth dropped slightly twice, proving to myself that there's still intelligent life out there in screenwriting land.