That Good Night

A really enjoyable watch. John Hurt was brilliant in one of his last if not he's last film

The only good things about this movie are the scenery,the story and John Hurt.

Sorry to say but the rest of the actors in this movie are very bad and not convincing at all. Except for Charles Dance.

It is because of John Hurt's acting that I kept watching. Shame because the story was good.

I had never heard of this film until something made me add it to my list of dvds to watch - where that came from is beyond me. Anyway, watch it I did and it is absolutely beautiful. It's a pleasure to watch, the scenery and surroundings are tantalizing, (how do I get there?) and the characters perfectly drawn. The story is slow moving but you don't want or need speed and even the music, which I rarely care about, complements the whole beautifully. The story is simple and meanders along working with the other factors. The cast are good, nobody is over-stated but one feels their emotions. I have been thinking about this movie all day - and recommending it, it's that good.

The dialogue between Ralph Maitland and The Visitor is the axis of this beautiful , for melancholical air, film. In same measure, the soul of film remains the poem of Dylan Thomas. A film who you feel , as last mark of art of magnificent Sir John Hurt , as exploration, sure, supperficial, of misantropy and regrets , as good perspective about death and reconciliation with the past. An inspired eulogy to life.

Well, I have a question (not a review) and I would appreciate if the viewers could help me understand. Why did Anna got upset when she knew that Ronaldo's girlfriend is pregnant? Did she have feelings for him?