There is no accounting for tastes.

Rating: 4/10 (25 July 2016)

This is a love romance of a man who believes the fated love and a woman who doesn't believe it. One day, a new hire, whose name is Summer, comes to the greeting card company where the main character, whose name is Tom, works. He falls in love with Summer when he sees her for the first time. After that, they hit it off together because they like same music.
First, I think that the framework of this film is so novel because this story goes forward with going up and forth for 500 days of Summer and Tom. Some people may feel this framework is interesting, but the other people may feel this is difficult to understand. The judgment will depend on who the person is. Second, the acting of the two main characters is good. The actor who plays Tom can express well the miserable man who is turned around Summer's finger. The actress who plays Summer also can act the little devil of a woman who behaves as she wants.
Frankly speaking, I couldn't quite understand what the director wanted to convey through this film because the ending was incomprehensible for me. So I want to see this film again after a while in order to understand the good points of this film.