After reading the intro and starting the movie, I was slightly confused about things but started piecing it together. However, when the scenes made it apparent about what was going on, it was just heartbreaking. Still, it seemed that things were in control - until that one morning and it just tore me up. That's when the tearing up and crying started. It gives you a different perspective on dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. While it tears your heart out, it's scary also because you don't know if that will be you or not. I have always been a fan of Ellen Burstyn and Martin Landau and they didn't disappoint me with this movie either. I have read a couple of reviews on here that made it apparent they didn't even watch the movie (one said it was a story about finding love late in life which was just so wrong and said nothing about the true story). Don't listen to them - watch this and think about the other side of these diseases.
Review of Lovely, Still
