Chuah Aaron (catlyst)

a funny movie on the fantasies, manias and insecurities of an aged author. This movie is more humorous and less dark than Elegy, and borders on realismo magico, which works quite well.

Watched this thinking that the star-studded cast, lighthearted title and feel-good potential of this family movie could alleviate the tension of a tiring day... boy were we shocked when this proved to be a theosophical mystical kabbalistic treatise on existence, transcendence, release and (*spoiler alert*)...ultimate sacrifices.

What the... a 6 year old gifted hallucination-aided speller throwing the nationals?!!?

I so do Not get the point of this movie... but maybe that's coz I can't even spell cotyledon properly *whoops, my boss better not be reading this*... hey, at least i learnt something in these otherwise wasted 104 mins

This could be the start of a beautiful friendship... Witty, intense, self-sacrificial, what more could a classic love story ask for

Music, Melancholy, Art Deco, and a whole lot of humor thrown in too. Morricone & Roth are geniuses