My first love is not my forever love. I have let him go long a year before I decided to almost elope with my boyfriend at seventeen. I just saw my "future" that thankfully wasn't etched or set in stone, and I didn't like it.
The one that got away is now happily married with a wonderful person, they have three wonderful kids, and one is married. Hopefully they would have a grandchild soon.
So why do I like this movie? Well, not entirely, but here are the plus points:
One, Casey Manderson is not so bad in this flick. He is so typecast, but I'm glad they gave his role a twist.
Two, Sarah Jane and Andrew have chemistry...yes, maybe it's not great...I kinda like Jordyn(18-year-old Megan) and Nicholas(18-year-old Joe)'s chemistry more...but it works.
I liked what Rosie Quinn reminded us(written somewhere in her Cafe): Don't tell people your dream. Show them.
I also like Frances Figgins and what she stands for.
I like Lily. I kinda think she's the real reason they split up. So she could be born. Well, I dunno. One could argue if they didn't split up, Megan could've been her mother. Oh well.
My top reason for liking this flick is ANDREW W. WALKER. ;-) As for his character (look below)...
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Remember when I said I like it, but not entirely?
There are many things I didn't like.
For one, she's supposed to be a bright and talented woman...Megan, I mean...and yet, she didn't tell her boss that the lake meant something. Why wait the last moment? Why make her seemingly stupid? She had many chances. Her overbearing boss deserved a kick . He said he read her resume. Instead of promoting her first, he gave her an assignment...if she was doing such a good job, and he knows what's she's capable of. then he didn't give her an incentive. He played with her "feelings"...with her dream of becoming an architect. He needed her PEOPLE SKILLS so he made her wanting to become an architect so much as bait. Just because they are one of the top companies...haist.
Oh, and I agree with EVERYTHING sean-31607 said, and most of what these reviewers said: MIssM19 and darkavenger77. They kind of read my mind.
I guess that's that.
Thanks for your time.
The one that got away is now happily married with a wonderful person, they have three wonderful kids, and one is married. Hopefully they would have a grandchild soon.
So why do I like this movie? Well, not entirely, but here are the plus points:
One, Casey Manderson is not so bad in this flick. He is so typecast, but I'm glad they gave his role a twist.
Two, Sarah Jane and Andrew have chemistry...yes, maybe it's not great...I kinda like Jordyn(18-year-old Megan) and Nicholas(18-year-old Joe)'s chemistry more...but it works.
I liked what Rosie Quinn reminded us(written somewhere in her Cafe): Don't tell people your dream. Show them.
I also like Frances Figgins and what she stands for.
I like Lily. I kinda think she's the real reason they split up. So she could be born. Well, I dunno. One could argue if they didn't split up, Megan could've been her mother. Oh well.
My top reason for liking this flick is ANDREW W. WALKER. ;-) As for his character (look below)...
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Remember when I said I like it, but not entirely?
There are many things I didn't like.
For one, she's supposed to be a bright and talented woman...Megan, I mean...and yet, she didn't tell her boss that the lake meant something. Why wait the last moment? Why make her seemingly stupid? She had many chances. Her overbearing boss deserved a kick . He said he read her resume. Instead of promoting her first, he gave her an assignment...if she was doing such a good job, and he knows what's she's capable of. then he didn't give her an incentive. He played with her "feelings"...with her dream of becoming an architect. He needed her PEOPLE SKILLS so he made her wanting to become an architect so much as bait. Just because they are one of the top companies...haist.
Oh, and I agree with EVERYTHING sean-31607 said, and most of what these reviewers said: MIssM19 and darkavenger77. They kind of read my mind.
I guess that's that.
Thanks for your time.