lmoore520

Whenever this film is aired, I'm drawn to watch it. The pace, like life, is slow. Some people find this to be a problem. I feel sorry for those people; maybe they've been so saturated by "fast food" films and reality TV that they think that's the way life is supposed to be. Unlike life, the film has no "wasted space". So, while it may seem too long for theatre viewing, it's plenty short for sitting back in an easy chair for three hours and just letting it draw you in--with the excellent dialogue (including the Patois), excellent performances by truly talented actors, and above all the [again] excellent score by Mr. Newman. If you're a romantic not just about love, but also about life, then treat yourself and watch it.

Well written, excellent cinematography and musical score, very good casting and performances...a gem. Both Christian Slater and Mary Stuart Masterson are wonderfully believable in their respective roles. Pamela Segall is most excellent in her supporting role, almost to the point of "stealing" some of the scenes (in a nice way).