You know when you happen to read a critics’ headline
of a film review and that headline stays in your mind for the whole film and
doesn’t let you truly enjoy the film because of that? This very unfortunate
situation happened with my Ruby Sparks experience and I felt so sad by the end
of it. I wasn’t able to enjoy Zoe’s work properly and it sucked. I don’t know
if I liked it or not.
It is potentially such a liberating film and I screw
the opportunity. But apart from this huge inconvenient, Ruby Sparks is a
fictional tale about fiction, so either ways, it works because its premise is
clear, because it’s an unpretentious and genuinely heartfelt romance and it is
a pretty beautiful approach too. Oh, maybe I truly liked it. The film is
written by Zoe Kazan and she also stars as Ruby and her real life boyfriend,
Paul Dano, plays her main character, which is a really good fit. The film is
pretty beautiful.
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