Love in extra-time film review

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Date posted:  1 Oct 2013
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Love in extra-time film review

Mary & Tim (McAdams & Gleeson)

ABOUT TIME
Director
Richard Curtis
Cert. 12A
Running time: 123 minutes

Rooted in the outlook of white, well-off, middle-class, secular Britain, all Richard Curtis’s movies are eulogies to love in its various forms.

But true love only makes sense in a Christian framework (1 John 3.16). So Curtis is a man who struggles to understand life. About Time is a bitter-sweet piece which grapples with the fact that from the secular viewpoint the joy of love is trapped within the flow of time and is subject to the last enemy — death.

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