O’Connell, on the other hand, is the necessary balance to Cooke’s portrayal of a hyper-aware and sensitive Emma. Her chemistry amplifies her expressions of loving panic by her chemistry with O’Connell, and it is the foundation of the emotional punch that can only be delivered by relationships heading towards inevitable doom. Cooke displays strong acting, depicting both a loving wife but also a wife who feels conflictingly betrayed by her husband’s infidelity to their memory – even if that remains out of his control. She is vulnerable yet stubborn, strong against the panic that surrounds her but weak against the constant reminders of Jude’s descent into forgetfulness. Olivia Cooke plays the perfect wide-eyed and hopeful visionary of a woman who continues to lie to herself to protect herself from loss. However, over time, we watch as Emma and Jude have to find acceptance and in turn, find a way to grieve without being undermined by someone else’s version of a shared tragedy. We witness how the beginning of tragedy creates a false premise of being the special case, isolating yet motivating. She could keep Jude and his memory alive, somehow. Emma became stubborn, refusing to believe that Jude’s diagnosis of NIA is the same NIA that affects the outer world. Jude’s progression into forgetfulness only serves to push Emma into further denial than give her time to find acceptance. Suddenly, Emma finds herself unable to sleep and attempting to research every night to find a possible solution.
How do you find acceptance when the person you love the most is destined to forget you? However, when Jude starts experiencing symptoms, both Emma and Jude are forced to grapple with its implications. It is a tragedy, but it is still someone else’s tragedy.
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At first, the two remain in a rather distant bubble from the rest of society’s panic, shying away from the strange occurrences of bus drivers suddenly leaving the bus mid-shift or car accidents happening left and right, or people wandering the streets without name or meaning. That is the subliminal mindset that motivates Emma and Jude to hold onto amidst the pandemonium caused by NIA. It’s easy to feel like the special case when tragedy strikes, even if a billion other people are sharing the same tragedy. Memory loss is the pandemonium in “Little Fish,” and it is specifically referred to as ‘NIA’ or ‘neuroinflammatory affliction.’ It is a narrative filled with constant fear and trepidation as Emma (Olivia Cooke) and Jude (Jack O’Connell) attempt to resist the consequences of the disease but ultimately fall victim to the same grief that exposes the fragile nature of humanity against a pandemic. Memory loss is an affliction that is plagued with tragedy, forcing individuals to live a life void of identity, origins, and familiar loved ones without even realizing the loss. However, WWE Studios is also working with Sony on the film, and reports so far have indicated that the film may end up being less than 100% truthful, presenting McMahon's escapades in the most flattering possible light, like a WWE documentary.A couple fights to hold their relationship together as a memory loss virus spreads and threatens to erase the history of their love and courtship. The movie will cover McMahon's entire life, taking his father's regional wrestling promotion and turning it into a global brand, ruthlessly crushing all of his competition in the process. John Requa and Glenn Ficarra will direct the film, with the script written by Craig A.
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Getting a Hollywood A-lister attached to the film would lend the project some much needed legitimacy, which a film about pro wrestling's greatest huckster could use some of. Sony has made an offer to Cooper, according to the report, though Cooper has yet to accept. That's what wrestling dirt sheet PWInsider is reporting, which means it's what all the other wrestling dirt sheets are reporting too.
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