Added this to my watchlist strictly off of a tik tok clip I seen of William and Adaline and after watching the movie i can say it was pretty good. I love the concept of “loving forever” and the heartbreak and grief of knowing all your loved ones will die before you. Definitely a lil interesting how they scientifically explained her conditions 😂but overall a good watching experience and not a bad movie at all

Added this to my watchlist strictly off of a tik tok clip I seen of William and Adaline and after watching the movie i can say it was pretty good. I love the concept of “loving forever” and the heartbreak and grief of knowing all your loved ones will die before you. Definitely a lil interesting how they scientifically explained her conditions 😂but overall a good watching experience and not a bad movie at all

Ellis is a stalker istg

Ellis is a stalker istg

I wish I didn’t age so I be like Leonardo DiCaprio and go for all the young girls but not look like a weirdo.

I wish I didn’t age so I be like Leonardo DiCaprio and go for all the young girls but not look like a weirdo.

❝Tell me something I can hold on to forever and never let go.❞
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The Age of Adaline is a pretty generic fantasy-romance; it's inoffensive and kinda average all-round. The concept is alright, but it's executed in an almost stupid way: for instance, Adaline not bothering to change up anything about her appearance in the many, many years she was alive. I wasn't a big fan of how the relationship between her and Ellis developed, because it felt like he kept pressuring her into seeing him, and to me the ending felt a tad rushed. Blake Lively's performance was decent, but not anything to write home about; I vastly preferred the acting from her colleagues in the cast, especially that of Ellen Burstyn and Harrison Ford. Overall, not too bad, but not very good, either.

❝Tell me something I can hold on to forever and never let go.❞
⊱ ──── . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁ ⟡ ݁ . ⊹ ₊ ݁. ──── ⊰

The Age of Adaline is a pretty generic fantasy-romance; it's inoffensive and kinda average all-round. The concept is alright, but it's executed in an almost stupid way: for instance, Adaline not bothering to change up anything about her appearance in the many, many years she was alive. I wasn't a big fan of how the relationship between her and Ellis developed, because it felt like he kept pressuring her into seeing him, and to me the ending felt a tad rushed. Blake Lively's performance was decent, but not anything to write home about; I vastly preferred the acting from her colleagues in the cast, especially that of Ellen Burstyn and Harrison Ford. Overall, not too bad, but not very good, either.

Some of the romance stuff was cheesy and I kind of hated Ellis, but this was cool.

Some of the romance stuff was cheesy and I kind of hated Ellis, but this was cool.