Women's Affinity Toward Younger Men
Men who have a much younger partner don't usually face any social problems. However, it's not always the same for women. The movie "When You Saw Me" starring Anne Hathaway attempts to bring about equality, but gets bogged down in excessive sugar coating.
Solène, a 40-year-old mother, falls in love with her daughter's ex-boy band idol, who is only 16 years old. After many rounds of romance and pop music, the story takes a predictable turn. Solène is faced with a choice: settle for a superficial normal life or fight for her newfound love.
The romantic tragicomedy "When You Saw Me" (original title: The Idea of You) draws inspiration from Robinne Lee's more raw book of the same name. But the script and the performances of the main characters end up being dramatically sweetened. While decent enough as a run-of-the-mill romantic comedy, it falters as a catalyst for social conversation.
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Despite its potential to spark meaningful discussions about age gaps in relationships, the movie "When You Saw Me" often feels too saccharine, missing an opportunity to delve deeper into the issue. Streaming platforms have made it easier for viewers to share their thoughts through movie reviews, and Anne Hathaway's performance in the film has garnered a mix of Reviews, with some viewers appreciating the entertainment value while others call for a more nuanced portrayal of the theme.
Source: www.ntv.de
