My favorite of 2003, and Bill Murray's best. (spoilers)

Rating: 10/10 (23 October 2003)

I thought this was a really good movie, fantastic actually. I let it sink in for a week before I decided to really say anything about it, and I hope everyone else does to. It had everything I look for in films: humor, romance, adventure, discovery.
SPOILERS are going to be throughout this whole thing. Anyway, It just really all clicked together for me. I don't think I had any problems with it at all. I saw nothing morally wrong with it. They were friends, and it never went past that. It became really deep, but they both knew their limits.

Personally, I didn't think there needed to be any real deep conversations. That would've been such an obvious and silly thing and waste to put in there. Actually I believe everything that happened between them was real deep. From their 1st meeting on the elevator, it was such a small thing but it was better than any conversation the two could've had. Or when they were just lying in bed and they had a nice little conversation. It was saying what's on your mind and not caring. They had a little fun with it and were very comfortable, that didn't need to go any farther than it did. It really cemented their relationship. And Bob's little foot rub was a very nice touch. There are just so many instances in there of little things like that. They connected and nothing more need be done.
Were the spouses flat? Of course, but they weren't the central characters, rounding them out would have only hurt Bob's and Charlotte's story. Those characters served their purpose and that was that.
Personal favorite scenes, and I guess these are SPOILERS, were: the hooker sent to Bob, Karaoke, them in bed, meeting Kelley, shooting the commercial, and organizing the prison break.
Also, I can't think of a better ending for the movie. It was really one of those moments I wish could capture in my own life. You know those two will always have eachother, even if they never see eachother again.
The movie also has one of the better opening shots I've seen in a while. :)
A final thought: I feel sorry for anyone that can't appreciate this film, it really just hit me straight in the heart and I could not be friends with anyone that it did not do this to. I understand opinions, and anyone is entitled to not like this film, but in my opinion they are are cold and heartless people. Also, no one can give me an excuse that age has anything to do with it, I'm 18 and I know plenty of people, all varied in age, who enjoyed this movie.
Just my thoughts.