This movie is most likely deeper than the average viewer expects, and the story it's telling seems just to be about love attachments. I am straight, and feel uncomfortable with homosexuals, but I consider that my own personal weakness, as my attitude is everyone should have the freedom to follow his own natural ways, and if that's gay it is OK with me. Our society is built up in a way that many different behaviours out of the expected raise prejudice. The majority of people within a society is usually on the moral high ground, that includes the loudest voice for that group. Humans are gregarious animals and therefor don't befriend with minority opinions easily. People wouldn't admit, but raise opinions of the majority over their own. It's sometimes extreme like the bullying in the movie or killing in some cases, but can be much more under the radar in most cases, just with the same gravity for a society as a whole. This movie is getting a 9 and not a 10 from me, just because it is "just" focused on gender stereotypes, while it could render a wider picture about prejudice. On the other hand, what do I expect....it's just a movie, and people that don't want to think on their own will not start to do so because of a "silly" movie, and therefor I will give it a 10 again, because the movie can probably still reach a few people about a few things they wouldn't figure out by themselves. - really good acting, by the majority of actors - great script - really moving story. I definitely watch this movie again after it has settled.
Review of Love Is All You Need?
