I can't understand all of the bad reviews about it. I guess most of the people didn't understand the true essence of this film. I loved it!

Michelle Williams nailed it again! She is absolutely amazing in this! She plays Margot a women super insecure woman who is always looking for something not to feel a certain emptiness in her life. She is happily married with Lou played by Seth Rogen who is writting a cooking book just about chicken recipes. Meanwhile she met Daniel played by Luke Kirby and the chemistry between them was instantaneous. But when Margot finds out that Daniel lived right across the street she starts to panic.

Sarah Polley wrote and directed this film so beautifully. She perfectly showed how relationships and love can be complicated without the usual clichès. I think she also wanted to show how a human being can be so dissatisfied with everything literally. What is a happy life? What makes us really feel complete and realized in life? It will make you discuss about all of those things afterwards.
The colours used and the set design were also great.

Take This Waltz is the perfect title for this film, it's a perfect metaphor and almost at the end of the film that is portrayed by a montage so beautifully done! That montage represents everything that Margot needed to be happy all of the things she wanted to feel loved and live again. But "new things get old" you'll understand when you see the film I don't wanna spoil anything. It's very hard to talk about it without spoiling so I'm not going to write anything more about it. Just watch it!

Funny fact about this is, almost that the end of the film I noticed a flag from my country on the porch of the house next to Margot's and Lou's house. It's because this was shooted in Toronto's Portuguese neighbourhood called Little Portugal and I didn't knew that!