Ruined the true meaning of Love

Rating: Null/10 (5 July 2019)

What is love? It means that once you fall in love with someone, the feeling is not just a temporary emotion, it won't change unless the one you love turns out to be unfaithful and fickle. Love someone means the whole world only that particular one you deeply care about and really care for, no matter that person is not at your side 24/7, you only focus and concentrate on that person. If love is so easily changed like what we saw in this movie, a one-sided faithfulness is meaningless and it's not love. Love is a reciprocated giving and taking to each other, not just one-sided giving but not receiving. The love in this movie didn't resonant, didn't prolong enough, didn't even pass the test of time; it's a temporary encounter, a short-lived relationship. It's just a shallow emotion, it can only hang on by seeing each other daily, not even "often" seeing each other could be ensure the steady growth of love.
As to the cast of this movie, both male and female were not an ideal choice, and the female cast was even worse. She got bulging eyeballs, three permanent deep wrinkles on forehead, lot of horizontal folding wrinkles around her neck; so young but almost looked a bit old. The male one, well, didn't look a bit like a seasoned "Special Force" guy but a regular grunt or a jar-head. Sparks and the director of this movie obviously got no knowledge of any military stuff.
Wife is a die-hard romance addict, but after watched this movie and "The Vow", she suddenly got so tired of this romance genre. Why? I asked her. "Well, both movies were shallow. It never touched your heart, never gave you a deep feeling to those two characters in both movies. Watchable, but too tiresome to watch such shallow love of the younger people. There's no depth in both movies and it just ruined the interpretation of matured love and romance."