What dreams may come

"What dreams may come is a great movie"

Have you ever wondered how heaven and hell look like? A movie called “What dreams may come” portrays the scenario of heaven and hell in a unique way. The story is based on the book of the same title by Richard Matheson. The combination of the story, the characters and scenarios makes this movie interesting. I can affirm that “What dreams may come” is a worth watching movie.

First, the story of this movie is great. It is very common on romantic dramas to know what will happen at the end, but in this movie it is not predictable at all. A group of unexpected events makes the spectator to question about what will happen further in the story. Also, the use of flashbacks through the film makes you understand more about the characters and their actions. The events in the narrative can make you go from laughing to crying as well.

The characters are very interesting. The way each character acts on specific situations, makes you think about human behavior. One of the questions that I made myself while watching it was: why do people act like that in painful situations? Another thing that is special about characters is their development. Through the movie, the characters evolve themselves changing their way of thinking and acting. Furthermore, the actors’ acting skills make you understand and feel the emotional events during the story.

Finally, the visual aspects are impressive. Heaven and hell are portrayed in a very unique way. In heaven, each person can live in the world they wanted to live; for example, the main character lives on his wife´s painting. The visual effects are extraordinary. As a result of the good effects used, the movie won an Oscar on this aspect. Moreover, the use of paint, mud, paper, and other strange material effects in the scenes makes the scenarios unbeatable.

The story, the characters and visual effects make this movie great. Therefore, I can say that this film is one of my favorites and also it is a worth watching movie.   

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