Dear John is one of my favorite movies. I remember watching it 5 times without stopping while hiding under the covers. Every time I saw the most abusive movie, I cried and couldn't breathe. Even now that I open the book, my eyes have begun to fail.
While on a beach vacation, John, a stubborn U.S. commando, stumbles upon Savannah, who is on a summer vacation. They understand each other, respect each other, and love each other. But it was only after a few short weeks of rest that John returned to the army and the two could only start writing letters. Just when John ended a dangerous war and wanted to retire and go home to marry S, but 911 broke out, J decided to return to the team.
The two face a painful parting again and promise to wait for each other. Savanna's letter was hope and sustenance, but to John's surprise, the letters became less and less, and he hadn't received a single one for several months. Until I finally received a breakup letter that started with dear john....
Savannah said this is the last letter, and he is getting engaged to neighbor Tim.
Love at first sight at the beginning of the film, Savannah's betrayal in the middle, and John paralyzing himself on the battlefield, until his autistic father is critically ill and returns to the town, only to know that S married Tim because he is terminally ill. A relationship is a responsibility, and her heart has always been on the truth about John, who is fighting outside. And being questioned by John: Why didn't you call me and send me a letter? Savannah: "I know, I hear your voice and I'll change my mind"
Every frame of the movie is my tears bursting point, it is very heart-wrenching to watch. The director portrayed the delicate feelings of the two very well. The love that two people linked by letters, each letter is so precious, far away on the other side of the earth, turn off the lights and still pick up a pen to tell each other's love and passion in the midst of war.
And because the heroine made the hero face his father's illness and relationship with his father for the first time, and mended the gap in the relationship between father and son, Savannah changed the trajectory of his life and filled the gap in his life.
Thank you for giving me a happy ending at the end of the film, I think, I hope people will last forever, and the white heads will not be separated.
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