Take This Waltz - Meet the Director and Actor

Loved this movie its pretty true to life how people fall out of love and are looking for more sexuality in a relationship a must see.

This move really resonated with me as it is a must-see movie for people in their late 20-s to early 30's. If you have been in a long-term relationship and things started getting dull, then you'll understand this movie. I see a lot of negative reviews with valid points of views that I actually also agree with. This movie is painfully slow paced and the dialogue at times is a bit confusing. You have to understand the back story that the director is trying to imply (I had to watch this movie 3 times). Not that because I was frustrated but I wanted to understand the depth of each character's innermost feelings. The most splendid acting I have seen was from the first scene of the movie where Michelle Williams captured the audience with her beauty and just simple acting. I thought to myself this I ought to see, the expressions in her face and not a word was said. This to me is good acting :) I loved the playful banters between her and her potential new lover, and the restraint they take to maintain their moral values. It may seem like a fantasy movie to some audiences and even find it unrealistic, but you will be surprised how many young wives go through the exact same scenarios in their head. Stability with a lovable man or an exciting new lover because she married so young. This is a question we all ask ourselves, "Can you have your cake and eat it too?" Sarah Silverman is surprisingly NOT FUNNY in this movie but hubby and I liked her character. Hubby thought this movie was absolutely ridiculous, I told him this, "Honey, this Valentine's day, you better come up with something good." LOL! For those of you who enjoy real movies without cliches, then you will like this.