Greatest love story on screen

Rating: Null/10 (2 October 2006)

I think this is the greatest love story on screen. Why? Well... because it's real? What I'm trying to say is that this is not one of those fantasy love stories with overreactions and incredible scenes like in the spectacular "Titanic". It's just a bit of realistic romance.
The acting was so great that even a guy like me has been so profoundly touched by this movie that I almost cried at the end (I'm not joking!!!). Fabulous performance! It's the type of movie that makes you identify yourself with the same gender character towards the opposite gender character. Celine was so lovable that I must admit I had a crush on her the first time I saw the movie. I felt like being Jesse and holding her in my arms.
The most romantic moment is when they "photograph" each other in the morning they have to say goodbye. It's pure love without sexuality (even if they talk a lot about it) because their feelings are not sexual at all.
It's so foolish they don't exchange phone numbers and addresses and make such an unpractical deal to meet again at the station after 6 months. It's so stupid they don't acknowledge what they lose if they say goodbye. It's so sad they don't get together forever...
Definitely 10 out of 10 for the story, for the directing and of course for the perfect acting.