I'm sorry, but I could not disagree with you more, Filmjack3. Your film and director references seem only present in your review to afford you some amount of "credibility" or capital as for those readers who don't know the works of Cassavetes or Bertolucci, your meaning may be lost on them. Of greater concern to me is the fact that your review falls into the all too easy trap of being comprised mostly of plot summary in lieu of more critical analysis (though not for lack of trying). However, you do give credit where credit is due: to the performances. In addition, I would actually like to thank you for taking the time to write as much as you did for at the very least you made a contribution and started a dialogue. I mean hey, you got me to sit down and take the time to write this! So kudos for that, but should you choose to write more reviews in the future, I urge you to take the time and think about your audience and engage with your material in such a way that it not only properly analyzes the text, but can speak to everyone.
Review of Tell Me You Love Me
