Review of The Air I Breathe (2007) by Jenna R — 08 Oct 2008
This movie was interesting. First I thought that the movie was twisted around Brendan Fraser's character, but actually I liked the movie much more when I realized that there was four individual stories that somehow linked to each other.
Happiness was really sad story. I hoped so much that the Whitaker's character would end up changing his misarable life. Well, in a way he did change it - he did something out of his routines and he even tried to rob a bank. At the end, he realised that when he was free from all of his routines - he was happy.
Pleasure - I think Fraser's character was the most interesting one in the film. He could see the future! And at the end, there was one whos future he couldn't see - Trista's (Sorrow). Maybe that was why he wanted to help her and eventually felt in love with her. Fraser's character hadn't felt joy in his work, but after meeting Trista he found pleasure. Though he had it just for few weeks - he had it.
Sorrow - Trista's (Gellar's character) story was really clear - she ended up losing everything she had ever loved.
Love - Bacon's character was filled with love, but he couldn't tell it to the person he loved. He ends up saving his truelove and and the same time Trista and her baby.
Amazing movie, I really liked the way all turned in the end.
This review of The Air I Breathe (2007) was written by Jenna R on 08 Oct 2008.
The Air I Breathe has generally received positive reviews.
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