The love story is as sweet as it gets

Rating: Null/10 (31 May 2014)

The story starts with two people living very different lives in two geographies. They have no reason and intention to meet each other. Life brings them together, through a small accident, and its never the same for them again.
Hugh's effort to keep his feet on the ground, yet struggling to hold his affection for the woman he loved at first sight, is nothing short of admiration. Julia's stature of being Hollywood's biggest star (which she is in real life anyway), and yet failing to fall for a financially inconsequential guy, is a leaf straight out of strange life we live. The movie is a struggle of two people who come from poles apart lives, try to make it work. They fall, they get back, and fall again, and get back again, never to fall again. Julia's portrayal of the dark/gloomy side of living and ending the glittering life is profound. Her last lines in the store before Hugh realizes his mistake are full of plain truth. I don't know anybody else, except Hugh and Julia, would have pulled William Thacker and Anna Scott role, as better as done by them. The strange family and friends only add to the color of the movie.
This movie can be an inspiration to the ones who focus more on their limitations, than the opportunity, love offers to them.