It is very slow paced and what I liked most about it was how in the first 50 minutes it focused more on the characters, but as it started drawing to a close, it started focusing more on the plot. That aspect ruined it for me, the focus on its characters having been its strongest point. The actors played the characters beautifully, doing so without any help from the aimless dialogue. The fact that the dialogue was aimless, one might even say stupid, and by no means strong, proved that you can make an astonishing movie without its help. I loved the way the story was retold, but I feel like there was something missing. I had really high expectations from it, and unfortunately, they weren't quite met.
Review of As You Are
