He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not (2002)
Year: 2002
Original title: À la folie... pas du tout
I've watched in original version with English subtitles (O.V. English subtitled)
This movie is shocking and its realisation is very original. I recommend everybody who likes psychology see it. The only one pitfall is that it's very suitable to be spoiled. In my comment about it I'll try don't spoil it and maybe I'll lie a little. However, if you haven't see it, and you're really interested in it, I think every good movie is better if you really don't know anything about it when you're seeing it.
The movie deal with the the problems that a young woman is having when fall in love with her lover, a married man. She tries several times that he leaves his wife, but she never has successful. So the desperation turn her into a dangerous person. The attempt of her mind to rationalise her strong feelings driving her to the madness. In this state, she reach a not return point at which she can't escape from her own mind.
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He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not (2002)
Year: 2002Original title: À la folie... pas du tout
I've watched in the original version with English subtitles (O.V. English subtitled)
This movie is shocking and its realisation is very original. I recommend everybody who likes psychology to see it. The only one pitfall is that it's very susceptible suitable to be spoiled. In my comments about it I'll try not to don't spoil it and maybe I'll even lie a little. However, if you haven't seen it, and you're really interested in it, I think every good movie is better if you really don't know anything about it when you're seeing it.
The movie deals with the the problems that a young woman is having when she falls in love with her lover, a married man. She tries several times to get him to that he leaves his wife, but she is unsuccessful. So the desperation turns(1) her into a dangerous person. Her attempt to rationalise her strong feelings begin driving her to the madness. In this state, she reaches a point of no return (2) not return point at which she can't escape from her own mind.
1- The word "Turns" is fine but transforms her into is better. More colorful.
2- The phrase "Point of no return" is excellent. We use it daily. For example, a musician who practices a piece of music for a month, now can't change. He has reached a "Point of no return". If you swim across a lake half way, you are at a point of no return. It's a GREAT phrase.
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He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not (2002)
Year: 2002Original title: À la folie... pas du tout
I've watched in the original version with English subtitles (O.V. English subtitled)
This movie is shocking and its realisation is very original. I recommend everybody who likes psychology to see it. The only one pitfall is that it's very suitable to be spoiled. In my comment about it, I'll try don't not to spoil it and maybe I'll lie a little. However, if you haven't see seen it, and you're really interested in it, I think every good movie is better if you really don't know anything about it when you're before seeing it.
The movie deal deals with the the problems that a young woman is having when fall she falls in love with her lover, a married man. She tries several times that he leaves his wife, but she never succeeds has successful. So the desperation turn turns her into a dangerous person. The attempt of her mind to rationalise her strong feelings driving drives her to the madness. In this state, she reach reaches a not return no-return point at which she can't escape from her own mind.
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