Where to start... Second time of viewing this "feel good" film and it remains thought provoking.
It's loaded with sentiment and... yet has just the right balance of humour.
Very true to life's tapestry.
The beginning casts you in... It shows a couple playing with words; I imagine most of us can relate to that, talking in riddles when really the best way is to simply come straight out with it, telling each other just what you want and how it is.
Gerard Butler has a great making-up routine as he approaches their marital bed which is really funny, masterful and saucy even though I wouldn't regard him as a "pin-up".
A candid tale of positive chemistry with a dimension of
principles v spontaneity.
Laughter and acceptance saves the day... An effictive cocktail to reach peace of mind.
There are scenes in Ireland which I loved.
What comes to mind are two quotes:
Settle with the past
Engage in the present
Believe in the future
Wish for the serenity to accept the things I can't change,
the courage to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference.
I score this film 9 (10 is high)
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