





Abbie Cornish is a great actress, as seen in Candy with Heath Ledger, but I must say her reputation has been ruined since Stop-Loss and her homewrecking hook-up with Ryan Phillippe.
Costumes were alright. Abbie's costumes weren't flattering for her fuller figure but the men looked great. Cinematography was great with loads of scenes drenched in natural light and intense close-up shots. Music wasn't memorable. As far as dialogue, IMDB doesn't have any quotes from the film so I can't back anything up. I have a really hard time remembering words since I'm a visual person, but there was a great scene were the poet Keats explains the process of creating poetry. And now I feel really stupid for beginning to explain something that I can't really explain.
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