It's a Paxil, bookstore life

Rating: 10/10 (16 December 2008)

This was by far the best film I have seen in years for real life romance. Living paycheck to paycheck and trying to find love out there had these two in a whirl. I love the end for the imperfections not getting in the way of their lives together. Even with Clemintine's hair changes and Joel's mood swings these two still rocked in their own special way. Sometimes life is like that. You get kicked out on your doorstep in the cold because there is something for you to learn out there to make you a better person or lead you to better people to suit you. There is an innocence about these two characters that comes through giving you hope that no matter how messed up some people are, there is that special someone for them. I am forever grateful to Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet for making this script come to life.