Ammonite is “ammonalright.” Though the first half is slightly more staid and subdued, the chemistry really starts to crackle after the first hour, as Winslet & Ronan truly do throw themselves into these roles (with Winslet emerging as the MVP). Perhaps lacks some passion overall, but enjoyable in the end, and an empathetic exploration of emotional repression.
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