Another movie that surprised me was The World to Come (2020). I remember I was looking for a romantic and sweet movie, and this one popped up in the search results. I'd never heard of it before, so I gave it a chance. It started off very slowly, but that didn't discourage me. I thought the movie was about two friends, one of whom would fall in love with the other's husband, starting a rivalry between them. But it turned out the plot was completely different.
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I won't give you any spoilers, but I will say that it's a film set in 19th-century rural New York. The story is about two women marginalized by their marriages who find refuge and passion—and yes, guys, a lot of passion.
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A forbidden romance in the middle of the forest. I loved the performances of the two lovestruck girls, played by Katherine Waterston (Abigail) and Vanessa Kirby (Tally). They are very complex characters who evoke a range of emotions: love, tenderness, anger, despair, and resignation. They are excellent actresses. Their performances are complex and profound. I found the ending very sad and even cried. It wasn't the ending I would have wanted, but that's how movies and real life are; sometimes things don't go as planned.
As for the husbands, their performances were very different. While one was understanding, the other was offensive and dangerous. They were two completely different personalities and greatly influenced the plot.
This movie is recommended for anyone who enjoys suffering for love. I give it an 80 because the ending is very sad and tragic. I prefer happy endings.
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Rating: 80/100
