there are some beautifully shot moments of Romy's dance career, though the rest of the film's ad hoc group therapy session is dim, dark and dull
"A Beautiful Now" does start to feel a little aimless in its final act, but Amavia has a vision for a finale, and it works, bravely committing to the tale's only logical conclusion
by Brian Orndorf [Blu-ray.com ]
