I hope it opens for you soon, too! I thought it was wonderful - spectacular and absurd, but wonderful, as only a child's imagination and an adult's grief could create.
I've just started seeing commercials for this film, and it looks stunning. I have no idea if it will play locally, or if I'll manage to see it if it does, but the ads and your review make me want to try.
It's incredible - the NYT reviewer had awful things to say - it was one of those situations where you wonder if you were even watching the same film. The Washington Post reviewer above got it, even more than I did, actually, and I thought it was incredible. You have to remember who is telling the story, and how the story is being invented/imagined/visualized (and why, of course), and when you see it in that context, it's utterly magical and transporting. But on the character level, I love how this is really just a story about a guy with a broken heart and a little girl who misses her father.
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