Hilary Swank looked a little familiar. Gerard Butler looks a little weird. Lisa Kudrow has terrifyingly deep under-eye bags, and her character still has a bit of Pheobe in it.
The plot of the story, I had a similar fantasy. For example, e-mail or QQ can set enough delay to send and so on. After leaving this world, there are still news sent, as if still, how cool. How cruel.
At the beginning of the film, Gerry and Holly quarreled and reunited. After the opening song, time jumped and Gerry had already hung up. The rhythm here is a bit strange, not giving the audience more time for grief. Maybe this is the director's intention?
Maybe it's just not to be provocative. In fact, I was a little moved when Gerry's first letter was sent, and I was in an unclear emotional state when I watched the rest of the letter.
The "plan" Gerry arranged for Holly got her out of the haze but fell into memory. The days pass by without knowing it, the seasons change, winter, spring, summer and autumn, year after year. Holly still doesn't have full purpose in life.
Daniel is a character that I didn't like much at first, and I didn't see much merit. But time passed slowly, and I found that he was still a serious and reliable good person. And he and Holly have a pretty good relationship. Too bad it didn't work out in the end. What if it took too long? The legendary "friend zone"? This is a type of plot that I personally don't like, because I find it very sad.
And another man, William (said to be Denny in GA), personally doesn't have much affection for him. No dissatisfaction though. What, love is really a product of impulse, a matter of pure feeling, hormones and fate? However, the plot was only hinted at at the end, and this paragraph was not expanded. So actually they can develop slowly...
It's true that people can't extricate themselves with deep love, and they hurt themselves in vain; they turn around quickly and get rid of them easily, but they think they are heartless. So what's going on... Holly is probably finally ready to start a relationship again. However, the development of the whole story is still not very convincing to me, and there is always a feeling that it is not satisfactory and cannot be fulfilled.
Probably because life itself is incomplete, and the more you live, the more incomplete it becomes. Caring too much makes life tiring. Look more at the positive side. Such as the beautiful wilderness of Ireland.
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