I felt as though this movie was a classical 90s movie. When i saw it, not knowing anything about it, i believed it even preceded northern exposure. There's a fleeting classical 90s quality to it that i can't define. It doesn't come off sappy and overused like lifetime movies, and it doesn't come off as a premeditated and transparent corporate travesty like ally mcbeal. It's just so, 90s, it's the most 90s movie you'll probably see in a long time. It might even be the last 90s movie ever made.
It's honest and sincere without premeditating being honest and sincere. It's warm, but not definably warm, there are no specially warmth-intended scenes. It's just, i can't say it better but that it's so 90s.
It's honest and sincere without premeditating being honest and sincere. It's warm, but not definably warm, there are no specially warmth-intended scenes. It's just, i can't say it better but that it's so 90s.