The Light Between Oceans
Drama • PG-13 • 2016 • 2 hr 13 min
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traumatizing and beyond sad, it’s a story were you can not not feel bad for either party, very emotional and depressing.
I loved it, although rewatching it might not be as much fun
What a story, get ready to be emotional
One my favorites amazingperformanceshighlights the responsibilities of a parent you think about what you would youhavedone long after
It's a good movie. But I found it also really boring
Real. Real people with real dilemas and real bad/good decisions.
emotionally based, solves problems, nice visuals, sad, I would add a little plot line so that it is not so simple, but otherwise I recommend
Contains some of the most beautiful shots ever created, really mature cinematography. The story tho' is casual but interesting. (Lucy-Grace)
It's a so well done movie! It's not just a drama, it's a dramatic story told in a very poetic way. The landscapes, the rhythm, the actors...
Kind of underrated with a interesting story and great acting
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