I watched Imelda Staunton in Vera Drake yesterday, and decided to see more of her today, in Finding your feet. No regrets here, it's my third time of viewing and I seem to enjoy it more. I would suggest that many of the negative comments come from overseas viewers who can't bridge the Atlantic gap, but more than that, there seems a need to pigeonhole it as one type or another.
I thought it was an entertaining film (obviously) and has an excellent cast, a good polished presentation. Life can be a bit predictable - that's not always bad - and I'm delighted to learn that Ms Staunton did not fall in the canal as it was a green screen; the water looked dreadful. Loved it and will most likely watch it again.
I thought it was an entertaining film (obviously) and has an excellent cast, a good polished presentation. Life can be a bit predictable - that's not always bad - and I'm delighted to learn that Ms Staunton did not fall in the canal as it was a green screen; the water looked dreadful. Loved it and will most likely watch it again.