Mini-Review: A good film, but my hatred for it stems from its simple-minded, feel-good bullshit. This film, this book, this writer is bullshit. There are completely sensible reasons to hate each other. We are not all connected. Every dispute is not some chasm between linked personalities. Fuck you.

Mini-Review: Something is wrong with you if you don't like this idealistic, stupid film.

Mini-Review: From an outpouring of emotion comes what? The question of the film seems to be, "Is the beauty worth the horror?" but the film is more concerned with broadcasting emotions. Because the message is simplistic, even facile, I don't want to rate it too highly, and because I don't like melodrama I don't want to rate it too highly, and look, I'm rating it highly. I think that says what needs to be said.

Mini-Review: Is love merely an addition to a relationship? The view of heaven here is rather brutal to my mind. One has a keen sense of loss and pain despite having (supposedly) boundless power of imagination. Made in Heaven tells us that if we believe in ourselves and (something) love can transcend this mortal coil more than once. Does that make sense? Not to me. But it's a start.

Mini-Review: A wonderful movie, though predictable as others have said. The reason I love it is that the main character represents the absurd chance that a man who knows nothing in the right circumstance can know everything. (That matters).