It was a lot better than I expected.
Animation is completely unique and gorgeous with the way it's all painted.
Truth be told I was more intrigued by Armand's journey than about Van Gogh.
I mean this guy started as out as cold, insensitive, rough around the edges and he was far from thrilled about having to deliver that letter.
But as the time went on he became much more interested in doing so and uncovering whether it was a suicide or a murder.
He also thought of Vincent as a lunatic and a nuisance at first but has really grown to love or at very least appreciate him by the end of the movie. Slowly but surely.
It was very interesting and beautiful to watch that transformation of his.
By the end he became a lovable character worthy of respect, unlike the way he was at the beginning.
I don't know whether this movie is realistic or not and frankly, I don't care. It's a beautiful, soulful movie, with depth and that makes it a very good one in my book.
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