Not much to say about it, really, except that the cast is awesome, the stories are almost all cute as buttons (whatever the hell that’s supposed to mean; I don’t think I’m able to even imagine a cute button), and the jokes are fun. What more can one ask of in a film such as this one?
However, I missed closure on some of the plot’s parts, and that kinda disturbed the perfectness somewhat. Not that it mattered much — the unclosed plot threads were very minor — but it mattered some, and that’s enough to drag it down from a 9.0/10 to a 8.5./10 or thereabouts. And it also means that if I review my gradings some time, I’m likely to adjust it down some more.
But hey, funny as few other romantic comedies I know of, and they actually (ouch) manage to fullfill both of the promises made in the genre name.
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What plot lacked closure? *confused, as I can’t remember any plot without closure in the film*
26. December 2006 @ 12:11 ( Permalink )
It seemed as if the plot with Karl and the woman with the brother lacked closure, but when I asked my sister about that just now, she claimed that that thread was an example of another kind of love. Which I can agree with, so…
I guess that means this whole thing with lack of closure was a moot point.
So it’ll probably be boosted to a 9.0/10 when I log it.
28. December 2006 @ 15:35 ( Permalink )
What? Lacked closure? There was closure. She chose her brother. Closure.
28. December 2006 @ 22:58 ( Permalink )
Yep, that’s what I remebered, too. Moot point, like I said.
30. December 2006 @ 23:59 ( Permalink )