A room with a view (1985)
Helena Bonham carter, maggie Smith


This is a movie with some charm showing exhibits of British culture
in the banter etc set in the allure of Italian neighbourhoods where a bit of a tourism experience is taken in.

Ultimately the moral of the story in what are the romantic entanglements played out, is that men and women should take care not to choose a partner who is fundamentally at odds with them as to why to exist and to what ends they seek to attain for like minded people on the planet as opposed to everybody else.

For the gal in the movie you would think it important for her I would say that too much negativity, a focus on the trivial and the mundane, an easily aroused hostile nature and a general preference for the inane is certainly what she should
choose to avoid, and in this regard hopefully steers clear of the sort of advice given by the woman played by Emma Thompson in Carrington which we just posted for you in 1080p where she expresses a desire for men "who are cold and therefore wise'.

Oh well, to each his own I suppose - just know who you are for real and be honest about that for your own self and for the purposes of truly and honestly sizing up a possible partner to spend your life with for whatever period of time involved.

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)