I don't understand how I found this movie. Yes, I liked it. I think it's good.
At one point I thought it was sad (everything about death saddens me), but on another I thought it was promising and happy even. You meet the "one" in the oddest of circumstances and before you even had it figured out, you die in a plane crash and it's over. But you see, it's not really over. Because you hold on to that promise of being together and somehow you find a way to make it come true. It's a fairy tale, it's not logical but it feels good and it makes you happy and sometimes it's all that matters.
Ronnie Christensen did good on this one. I can't help but wonder how can you think to write a movie like that? How did he do it?
At one point I thought it was sad (everything about death saddens me), but on another I thought it was promising and happy even. You meet the "one" in the oddest of circumstances and before you even had it figured out, you die in a plane crash and it's over. But you see, it's not really over. Because you hold on to that promise of being together and somehow you find a way to make it come true. It's a fairy tale, it's not logical but it feels good and it makes you happy and sometimes it's all that matters.
Ronnie Christensen did good on this one. I can't help but wonder how can you think to write a movie like that? How did he do it?
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