The Lake House
I just returned from a short trip to the East Coast. On the flight home I watched the movie "The Lake House," with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves. I liked it a lot. I'd call it sentimental, and maybe a chick flick, but it still gets to me. It is very romantic.
Part of me objects to things that don't make intellectual sense, or contradict my view of reality. But you are supposed to suspend disbelief in any movie. I'm getting better at appreciating the emotional truth of something, and ignoring the small stuff - like how could this possibly happen?
I just returned from a short trip to the East Coast. On the flight home I watched the movie "The Lake House," with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves. I liked it a lot. I'd call it sentimental, and maybe a chick flick, but it still gets to me. It is very romantic.
Part of me objects to things that don't make intellectual sense, or contradict my view of reality. But you are supposed to suspend disbelief in any movie. I'm getting better at appreciating the emotional truth of something, and ignoring the small stuff - like how could this possibly happen?
posted by Nectar | 4:26 PM
2 Comments:
I haven't seen Lakehouse yet. I want to, but I admit I was a little annoyed at the perceived implausibility of the plot. A book that is in a similar vein (and was much easier for me to suspend disbelief for)--The Time-Traveler's Wife.
I haven't heard of that book. Basically I think all time travel results in logical inconsistencies. But the subject is fun.
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