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6.9/10
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A couple fights to hold their relationship together as a memory loss virus spreads and threatens to erase the history of their love and courtship.A couple fights to hold their relationship together as a memory loss virus spreads and threatens to erase the history of their love and courtship.A couple fights to hold their relationship together as a memory loss virus spreads and threatens to erase the history of their love and courtship.
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- 5 nominations total
Natalie Farrow
- Jude's Friend #3
- (as Natalie Smith)
Ronald Robinson
- Fisherman
- (as Ron Robinson)
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I wonder if the people who rated this movie actually watched until the end. I doubt it. Not because it only becomes good at the end, no. But because of how brilliant the end is.
This is one of he best romances I've watched. The cinematography is beautiful as well as the music. The main actors are incredible.
The moments, scenes... everything really connects in such a beautiful way.
Not only I found it one of the 2020 best movies, it definitely earns a place on my top movies of all time.
Highly recommend it
...so when they're taken away, gradually erased, relationships are regressed and decayed, we become a stranger to ourselves, how should those around us behave? A deep and thoughtful piece on premature loss and disconnection encapsulated through two beautiful performances.
I was so sad the day I met ya... I can't remember why.
What if COVID doesn't kill you, but either slowly or instantly wiped your memory away?
Ahh, a beautiful tragedy, a tragic modern Romeo and Juliet.
Probably one of the saddest movies this year, Little Fish told a couple trying to hold on to each other with feelings in a world where memories are getting eaten away. Logically, as a way to test memories, you ask another person about a memory or fact that both of you shared. The movie was a slow and painful descent to the inevitable. It's depressing to see such breathtaking and beautiful memories that the couple shared being crushed into nothingness by the harsh reality.
As I said, I loved the scenes where the couple talked about how they got together. The little fish scene was definitely the best. It's creative and unique to the couple. However, the most beautiful part was also the most cruel part. Also, the ending just made all the depression before worse.
Overall, a beautiful juxtaposition of joy and sadness. 9/10.
What if COVID doesn't kill you, but either slowly or instantly wiped your memory away?
Ahh, a beautiful tragedy, a tragic modern Romeo and Juliet.
Probably one of the saddest movies this year, Little Fish told a couple trying to hold on to each other with feelings in a world where memories are getting eaten away. Logically, as a way to test memories, you ask another person about a memory or fact that both of you shared. The movie was a slow and painful descent to the inevitable. It's depressing to see such breathtaking and beautiful memories that the couple shared being crushed into nothingness by the harsh reality.
As I said, I loved the scenes where the couple talked about how they got together. The little fish scene was definitely the best. It's creative and unique to the couple. However, the most beautiful part was also the most cruel part. Also, the ending just made all the depression before worse.
Overall, a beautiful juxtaposition of joy and sadness. 9/10.
This movie is astounding. A simple love story, a tragic one as he catches a virus which makes him slowly forget everything.
She tries to make him remember.
I truly, totally believe in their love.
The acting was sublime, I've rarely seen anything like it. The chemistry doesn't have to be sizzling hot because this is not about sexual passion, it's about true deep down heart felt love.
The dialogue is flawless, the production is amazing, the photography excellent.
This is truly art, and cinema, at it's very best.
The build up is a bit slow, but the ending is powerful. I find the story engaging, and it's well worth watching.
Did you know
- TriviaOlivia Cooke (Emma) stated in a recent interview that as being executive producer of the film, it meant she could use her own native accent for the role for the first time since she was 18, due to her control over the film and her character.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $39,053
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $21,555
- Feb 7, 2021
- Gross worldwide
- $39,053
- Runtime
- 1h 41m(101 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39:1
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