Aziel, that is true. I liked how upfront they were about everything because you immediately knew what was eventually going to happen, and somehow, I felt a sense of closure, really, even though I was pretty sad about what happened.

Ubas, HELLOOOO. Yeah, grabe, I made a face and a sound like, “this is ridiculous!” Even the part where JGL looked at the audience and “broke the fourth wall” felt out of place. I lovelovelove Minka Kelly, though. <3

Kristine, haha, I’m the kind of person who has to see it in the cinema (if I can), if it’s an important movie to me, but IA, the movie theaters are disgusting. There’s a workprint floating around the internet, but it’s not so clear.

Kirsty, that’s unfortunate! I would rather make something that would impact someone (whether in a good way or a bad way), than something that was, in a sense, inconsequential. But to each their own, I guess!

ps. i don’t use my tumblr anymore so i’m usually blogging away on my site.

And yes, everything but that godawful last scene. Why. Why she named that. I laughed and laughed. Hahaha.

Your right. Some scenes are too indie-hipster for my liking but the performance of the actors, the editing, and how the visuals were handled made up for it. I also loved how it’s like an-anatomy-of-a-breakup but handled in a new way. The movie had so many things: subtleties, instances.. (such as the song, or that part where he loved her heart shaped birthmark then later on he hated it hahaha) that do happen to a lot of people in relationships. The way it was presented was quite adorable.

It may not be as realistic (because it is still the movies) but it’s incredibly honest. I also liked how it didn’t leave me with a very depressed/ bittersweet feeling like most movies like these do. However, it didn’t leave me with a completely happy feeling either. I think it managed to trudge the line very well.