'Endless': Film Review

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14.08.2020 - 12:05

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Teen love proves stronger than death in Endless, Scott Speer's tale of a young man (Nicholas Hamilton) who dies in a car crash, but whose spirit clings to Earth to comfort his grieving girlfriend (Alexandra Shipp).

The movie's title might as well be a reference to filmmakers' lasting interest in this kind of tale, and it's fortunate for Speer that his target audience isn't old enough to have encountered many good examples —like Anthony Minghella's beautiful Truly Madly Deeply, a movie wise enough to know that capturing the ordinariness of love is a surer way to convey the pain of being left behind than ladling on hyperidealized tru-luv signifiers cheapened by a million pop ballads and tearjerkers.

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