Forget about all those cliché love stories! Life is not perfect!

Rating: 10/10 (11 January 2017)

Beautiful, charming and pure. This is a true work of art!
The movie introduced us to two amazing artists, one was an aspiring actress and the other was a passionate jazz pianist. They were both broke and trying to look for one chance that can change their life. On that road, they met each other, not once, but three times, coincidentally, like destiny. Of course, each one has their own big dream to pursue, and that passion had taken them to each other. But money was a big problem, so Sebastian had decided to give up his dream, temporarily, to join a band even though he didn't like the music he played. The movie went from a joyful, colorful air to a sad one. After these two had a fight and then Mia failed at her show, she decided to end their relationship and went back to Nevada. But Sebastian pulled her back, thanks to a director, that went to her show and discovered her talent. Five years later, Mia had become a famous actress but stayed friends with Sebastian. She even got married and had kid, and that is where I find it interesting.
The movie didn't go to a predictable happy ending, it made a twist, a right twist to remind the audience that life is not perfect and not every love stories end the way it should.
But, once more, the destiny had led them to each other, when Mia and her husband came to Seb's. Sebastian had finally made it, he had his own jazz club. They saw each other, and Sebastian played that one song that Mia saw him playing for the first time. And this time, he turned it into a masterpiece. The song was like an apology to Mia, saying to her that he should've stopped and talked to her when she gave him a compliment about his talent, that everything could have been different, and they could have been together. That's why the song was also his dream, that we can see when they made a flashback, but in that flashback, everything was bright and happy. It was fun to watch that, but very sad at the same time, because what could've been done is not what has been done. And that is what made the movie beautiful, and pure. It left us with a open ending, to keep us wondering, thinking, and believing. After all, destiny had led them to each other once, who says this time is going to be different? That's why I love open endings, because it gives us a chance to use our imagination, our belief, to continue the story ourselves, and for me, it's a way to keep the movie inside my heart. It becomes my own "La La Land".