Sniff, sniff…tissue please … I mean the whole box!! *Sobs*
Yes, this movie made me cry even on the fourth time I watched it…really! I’ve seen many love stories coated with some fantasies but this one made me feel like ... I’ll cry again the next time I watch it. It’s a London set-up story about two lovers living together and having a good time until a tragedy came in and that left the man in dreadful pain as his girlfriend died of car accident.
Tagline: “He loved her like there was no tomorrow”. Was it a premonition? Or another bit of fantasy that made Ian correct things in order to save his girlfriend’s life from a certain death … in exchange of his? This is one good love story that tells everyone to appreciate people in our lives while they’re still there for us, and it’s terribly regretful if we lose them without telling how important they are with too much remorse in our hearts.
He was given a second chance to correct things. In less than 24 hours before he knew Samantha will meet her fate, he did everything to show her how much he appreciate, love and support her. This made Samantha feels strange somehow because for all she knew, Ian isn’t really like that and she even believes she loves him more than he does. In few minutes before the time will meet the end for Samantha, Ian did something that changed everything, he sat himself to where his girlfriend should be.
The end of it Samantha left sorrowful after losing Ian, without knowing that he took a fate that is supposed to be hers. They have been separated but somehow there are neither laments nor regrets to consider anymore, just untainted love.
sniff…
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