Beautiful Mess

Letters to Juliet. (★★★★★)

At first I did not expect too much to this film. End of story is predictable, a little spice comedy here and there, the chemistry of the main characters, the interesting quotes (according to my taste of course). All the “conditions” exist. No need to search for more value for this type of film to be enjoyed as such.

I love Sophie by the way. I truly want to be like her. I wish one day I could go travel the world, then something good happens, something like a little adventure that I would never expect it will happen. It would be very nice and interesting. And of course I’ll write a story about that, just like what Sophie did.

My favorite scene was when Sophie and Charlie had a day out. They shared a conversation, built a bond, enjoying ice cream, and then Charlie read Sophie’s writing then he appreciated it by saying “Sophie, your writing is very good.” It’s funny and sweet how they joked with the ice creams. Haha. :)

What if you had a second chance to find true love?

This tagline is full of promise and a dream, but… If you posed the question above, would you take it? For me, it depends. It depends on how many took the opportunity to be released? Is there any harmed of both of the sides? Well, if it’s possible, I only want a kind of “we win”. Hehe. (If you’ve watched the movie you certainly understand where the funnies)

The love is good. Everything is touching. They all bring a fragile feeling.

But there are still some things that make me wonder: when people get older and the relationship lasts longer, what kind of love/feelings will remain? Is it enough to end a relationship just by saying  “But I’ve changed”? (I personally think it is, because that explains everything). What can we do if sometimes we are so sure about something but the other times we aren’t?

‘Cause the truth is, Sophie, I am madly, deeply, truly, passionately in love with you.

Well, it’s been awhile since I watched a such romantic movie. So to me, this movie is great. :)

(via jkrischalovesten)