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One of the most dramatic movies that I remember watching. People literally crying and hugging together in the cinema.

I knew it had a dramatic part with the son dying but I didn't know it was so dramatic all the time. Like all the movie is sad thing after sad thing happening. Maybe only the first 5 minutes when Shakespeare and Agnes meet each other and fall in love are not sad but the rest is pure misery after misery.
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It was decent. It really promoted a love of nature without beating you over the head with it with le epic shot of vista



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