Pretty. Odd.

Rating: 7/10 (20 June 2011)

Like 2007's Juno, it's the classic drama where boy loves girl and something doesn't work as planned. The big thing about the story is that the girl (Summer) doesn't like to say she's dating or that they are boyfriends; to her, it's just a needless statement. She keeps saying they're just friends, even thought they apparently see each other everyday and he is very in love with her.
"(500) Days of Summer" is good at showing how crazy a man can go if his love isn't matched. I myself have been in this situation for like 2 years, and at this exactly moment, I just came back from a ride with my ex-girlfriend. She has a boyfriend now, but she still keeps seducing me, creating an illusion in my heart and then she says she doesn't want anything with me. How am I supposed to deal with that? How is Tom? I don't know, he doesn't know, nobody knows! And this is a big taboo that may never have an ending, but we, human beings, have to keep on trying to find our love and our happiness.
After all these philosophical and romantic thoughts of mine, I finish this review saying that this film is worth a watch but it's not changing anybody's life.