Strictly average movie

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

I could not simple describe, As its heart touching movie. Anne was so lovely and act was perfect to watch for. One day will take you away from all sort of stress for some time. Watch it yourselves to realize what friendship is all bout.

This is a romantic drama film in which Dexter (played by Jim Sturgess) and Emma (played by Anne Hathaway) are shown on 15 July on each year. The problem with only showing the characters on one day per year is that it's incomplete and the change in the characters isn't sufficiently explained. This film is like an inferior remake of When Harry Met Sally - minus the humour and with an unhappy ending.The two aren't suited as a couple or as friends - and the attraction between them isn't believable. Neither of the main two characters are likable, so we can't root for them - or care when she is killed.Anne Hathaway's character, and her many changes in appearance and voice, aren't believable. Her accent is all over the place. In some scenes, her accent changes mid-sentence!

I didn't read the book just Roger Ebert's review and decided to give it a shot. It's not too much surprised until the death coming upon us which I did not like at all. It somehow fell into the stereotype. But I could see it might suit the younger crowd. We were all young once. I did feel the lead male actor did a good job. The idea of the storyline was inspiring, but the plot fell short. I wish the plot wasn't surrounding their drinking and sexual encounters instead of intellectual conversation would be nice. I love Jane Austen's stories. They portrayed love relationship, not just in physical but also spiritual attraction. Maybe I am old.

It's a love story that slowly tells itself and shows the personal development of the characters. The scenes were well chosen, but the characters were shallow. They had this British typical inability to deal with emotional stuff though; however, it only meant over two hours of agony. The characters evolved normally. No ridiculous stuff. Still not recommended. No real plot twists that were surprising. The beautiful scenery and authentic decors are not enough to make a movie worth watching for more than 2 hours. The end was no surprise to me at least. The movie got me bored at middle the night, at a hospital, with nothing else to do. Watching commercials could have been more fresh.