Far from Perfect, Far from Terrible

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

There is nothing special in the story line apart from melancholic emotional drifts. But still this movie remains in my mind as a tipsy afternoon one fine day. I personally do not like the taste of the whiskey but makes me feel like actually I do. (Felicity Jones sips it all the time in the movie)

AHHHH!!! This movie is so hard for me to review, I loved the concept, the filming, the acting, but I HATED the ending. I don't know what it is with movies recently, but it seems like they all have all have go nowhere endings; anyways I'm getting a little side tracked. The filming was amazing, the use of colors and creative framing, and varied filming techniques was simply beautiful. It make the viewer feel like they are intruding somewhere they weren't meant to be - into someones very personal relationship. The actors made this story feel very real, you could see the emotion in their face, they embodied the characters better than I've seen in a long time. I really wish they would have done more with the ending, it felt like they did this amazing buildup of a relationship, making it feel real and showing the happy and sad, and then ended prematurely (which is never a good thing).

It's obvious that this movie is rooted in reality because real-world problems that magically disappear in romantic comedies actually go through real-life type of time frame and difficulty. This movie will resonate stronger with those who have first-hand experience with long distance relationships, most of which do not work out beautifully. The concept of everlasting "true love" is a hotly debated topic, and this movie does not necessarily confirm or deny it. However, it is easy to see how "true love" can usually only exist if real world did not get in the way, especially the passage of time. Who can stop that?But as they say, it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all...

Like Crazy was a real breath of fresh air, I felt a real connection with the characters and I'm sure so did a lot of others.You followed the journey from meeting Anna and Jacob in L.A at University, falling in love, being torn apart and stopped from being together, and there long journey to finding happiness.What I liked most about this film, was the characters really allowing you to connect with them. You experience the longing and hurt, the struggle between two people so far away.My favourite scene of the whole film is the last, when they just stand there not saying anything but hold each other. It's as if the struggle has come to an end, and now they can just be happy. Begin there life together, I will be surprised if you don't cry at at least one part in this film.Simply beautiful and by far my favourite film by Felicity Jones.