Aside from saying that this movie is literally about love and other drugs, I can say that this movie is about the power of love and how it goes beyond, beyond all reasons. The story plot might be just similar to most love stories, but there is something that makes you feel that the movie is better than the others.
First and foremost, let me react about the sex scenes and the nudity. For me, those scenes are essential because Jamie will eventually sell VIAGRA, so it is important for the audience to know how Jamie is good at sex. Those scenes will make you feel convinced that he is the best man to do the job. Another thing is that it adds to the mystery and power of love. How will a man like him who loves having sex with different random girls, fall IN LOVE for the first time with a very, very sick girl? That’s how ironic and powerful love can be!
Aha! I now know what makes this movie better among the rest. Aside from the unique milieu of drug sales, and the added element of disease (Parkinson) I love the freaking script! It moved me. The part where Anne Hathaway was saying how it is unfair that he needed James more than he needed her is very dramatic and real. The music background is also best, you might haven’t recognized it but whenever this specific music is played, you’ll feel moved by the dramatic scene currently playing.
I also love the scene where James hyperventilated when he said he is already IN LOVE. You will feel how important and scary it is for him because it is the freaking first time he falls in love. SWEET.
Anne Hatthaway character Magie reminds me of Summer in the movie 500 days of summer, reluctant about serious relationship. Awww men, I wanted to score this a high score again after reviewing!
But I’ll give this movie a 4/5 because of its simplicity and the feel of emotions.
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