Infuriating

Rating: 5/10 (10 January 2019)

This movie was initially promising. I'm cramping it's a cold winter evening and raining outside I want a feel good movie. So I find this and the trailer is quite promising. The scenery and landscape just beautiful. The main character's outfits colourful (I would actually wear all that). She was great her attitude, her personality and positive outlook on everything. Her smile is just stunning, I actually didn't mind the crazy eyebrows lol. I think she's a beautiful girl and she portayed the character in excellent fashion. Not much comment on the other actors, she certainly stood out to me the most because her personality was as colourful as her outfits. It was great to see her bring Will out of his funk.
Loved the location too like I said great scenery, the castle was just amazing especially aerial views of it. The whole small town/village feel made me almost want to live there as well despite it seeming constantly cold. It was great.
HOWEVER, although it was great to see Will transition from a miserable meh (excuse my lack of better terminology), it was irritating to have him keep referring back to his old life. Everything was better when I had full use of my limbs and I was in Paris seated at a cafe and all the ladies paid attention to me and only me. Now I can't do that and other rich boy activities with my snobby friends (who marry my ex girlfriend) so life can't go on. How dare he then allow this poor young lady to fall in love and make her see in him someone she wants to be with. She was willing to change her life for him and then the nerve of him to tell her to find someone better. YOU ARE THE SOMEONE BETTER DUH and you feel the same way about me. If you claim you are the happiest you've been in a while since meeting me why then must you live me in perpetual anguish of losing someone that didn't have to die but chose to die anyways because his circumstances changed. It's clear his parents would do anything to ensure his happiness and he would have been able to live a full life despite being a paraplegic. Sure there's difficulties and that's understandable, I couldn't imagine having my life change like that. Nevertheless, it doesn't mean that it becomes impossible to live. Clearly in all the acivities he did with her it was possible to live just in an adapted way. But NOOOOOO homeboy was too caught up in his "James Bond" past.
I was very infuriated at the end of it. ABSOLUTELY INFURIATED and will be forever INFURIATED. A different ending would have easily given his movie excellent reviews from me.