Winter's Tale - The battle between good and evil is not fought with armies
I think that old movies are more touching and more successful in reflecting the emotions and gestures of the characters to the audience, but I doubt how realistic it would be to say old for 2014. Anyway, regardless of the old or new discourse for the year in question, I am sure that it can compete with the productions of the 1980s and 1990s in terms of emotions and facial expressions triggering romance.
The 2014 movie Winter's Tale will be memorable for me not for its fantastic story or romantic scenes, but for the success of the characters played by the actors. I have no objection to the story and romantic scenes, in fact I find those parts successful, but what I want to say is something about choosing the best among the best!
The movie starts with the truth that can confirm the saying "A person is the same at seventy as he is at seven" and continues with Colin Farrell's character Peter Lake's skills in getting into trouble. Colin Farrell's successful acting performance as the character he portrays was proof that some talents are given spontaneously and naturally.
I can say that the script of the movie is a great love story, but thanks to the fantastic fictions added to the story, I can say that it evolves once again into a battle between good and evil. The love story involving the demon and the angels shifts into another struggle for life with the fantastic fiction. These transitions can be considered as the titles that make the scenario spectacular, and their content ensures the sustainability of the story through different interconnected lives. It can be considered as the completion of the unfinished miracle of the past century in the next century.
No life is more important than another and nothing in the universe happens spontaneously, without purpose. Everything happens for a reason, but the reason is not understood in the moment, but only after many years have passed. In other words, it will take time for the pieces to be completed and the big picture to emerge, as it is only possible to see the big picture after the pieces are complete.
One of the first questions that comes to mind when we think that we might be wrong about what is touted as good or what we know as good, is good really good, or conversely, is bad really bad? I guess it's a bit of a puzzle and it will take time to solve and the solution will change in every life story.
The movie Winter's Tale is not only a love story of a couple that even death cannot separate, but it also contributes to the understanding that every ending leads to a new beginning. I would like to say that with the mysterious handling of the battle between good and evil, we better understand what is going on, but the question of whether we really do is more pressing.
I highly recommend watching the movie, it may loosen our stance towards people who we think are bad and who we approach with prejudice. The movie has a flowing story and every time the story changes, it connects perfectly with the previous story. I wish everyone who will watch it a good time.