500 days of drama

I've watched 500 days of Summer. it's a really good movie. it's an indie film, it's sweet, dramatic and breath-taking.

Tom, the protagonist, believes in the whole fate, soul mate sort of divine intervention being. I mean seriously, watching the movie and how it was clearly proven that this man, this lonesome man, needed love. he works at this Greeting Card facility 3 to 4 years of his life, regretting not becoming a Architect. in fact, he didn't want to become one..because he was lonely.

Summer, the other protagonist, believes that there is no such thing as love and that's its so cliche, and things happen for a reason. miracles are over-rated. there's no point in being so caught up with everything. LIFE moves on as it is..

BUT the funny thing is that, for some old fashioned reason...these two got tangled up on each other. two opposite knuckleheads met and began to start having tiny feelings with each other. although, Tom, he wanted Summer. He "loved" Summer...Summer didn't partake in any of it because she's doubtful and wasn't really hoping to get in a relationship...yet.

I don't know. the movie was all too good to imagine.

love. what is there to say about it? Love has it's own meaning, people tend to show it in different ways, and you recieve it in another manner. but because that's how it's suppose to be...the outcome is always a predicament on whether it is worth it or not.

you can't put labels on people because of who they are. it's not the way it works, but people are just too closed minded to be themselves that they judge people because of their appearances.

i don't know why...i don't know why i'm writing this..it just came to me while i watching this, and i really wanted to write something...the feeling is gone. like most feelings are, you know?

the funny thing is that..although...although summer said she wasn't ready to fall in love. it's amazingly ironic that she got married in the end. and tom is just like, "i don't understand..."

just a train of thought. :)