Allison Feels Despair in Her Bones - A Good Person
I watched A Good Person, a movie about an unexpected development in one person's life that affects many lives with a chain reaction.
The production, which deals with lives that turn into drama in many ways after a sudden accident in a love story where everything was going well, can be handled as before and after the accident. The movie, which perfectly blends the helplessness, inability to overcome trauma, guilt, addiction problems after a momentary mistake, was quite successful.
From the beginning, when the characters of Allison and Nathan come to the fore, I would label the genre of the movie as love without hesitation. Florence Pugh, who gives life to the character of Allison, gives a near-perfect performance with the way she reflects the problems of the character she plays from beginning to end. She starts her character reflection at the top, continues it at the bottom and ends it at the top again. I don't remember being so impressed by a character in any movie I've seen recently.
Chinaza Uche, who plays Nathan, the second main character in the movie, seemed quite passive in his role as the man in love. In the scenes that turned from love to drama, his passivity turned into a faint image and he almost regressed to the viewer's seat.
And I can say that the mastery of Morgan Freeman, who gives life to the character of Daniel, who emerges in the moments when love turns into drama, brought the movie to its peak. The character, who kept his anger inside, perfectly reflected the role of a defensive family elder under the appearance of a believer.
There are many ways to experience despair, but I think the most painful one can be to turn other lives upside down. I wouldn't want to be the one in a drama story like this to be the one who negatively affects other lives. The character of Allison lives a life that most of us wouldn't want to be in. Florence Pugh was arguably the best actress in the movie for me in the way she reflected love, joy, sadness, regret and guilt.
The character of Allison, who knows how to confront when necessary, can be an example for some of us as a point of departure from the problems we face. It doesn't matter whether you watch the movie with the label of love or drama, but I would say watch it much more carefully for the character of Allison, who feels desperation to the bone and reflects what she feels.
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