Philosophically Inconsistent

Rating: 2/10 (30 December 2016)

Let's consider the themes:
* Money ~ The movie portrays the hopelessness of both males caught up between a hopeless girl who couldn't hold onto her own integrity, and yet considered that she could find peace ultimately in either of her choices. So although she may remain authentic to the poor guy, she won't stay with him, however if she stays with the rich guy, the rich guy could never receive her love.
Wonder if people should rather explore the grave themes of how capitalism has torn apart the social healthiness of our society, and the lack of women empowerment -_- I mean shouldn't she just do her own work, buy her own house, develop her own ways to sustenance? That way she'd at least be in a better shape to make a worthy decision... At least she won't be implicated to make a choice she doesn't truly want to go for.
* Concept of Love So we have a whole bunch of movies based upon love stories like these where people correlate love with a sense of intuition, without concept, thus as we'd say 'Blind in Love'. So blind, that there is no love to be seen anywhere around. I mean the girl could love the guy, and fail to make a point to her parents as to why it's valuable to her, and even though if she fails, at least she could have some regard for the concerns her parents may have about her, they do after all care for her, she could deal with the situation with lesser repulsion and by being much more considerate and open to a proper fruitful discussion (Although yes we have exactly the same happening in reality, where usually situations go haywire, and we could always attribute that to these movies which failed to cause a change anyway. What is that love which takes all the lovely people away from one's life?) ... I mean how come we always end up having one love destroy another, that's not universalizable, it's principally immoral.
* Dealing with Loss and Crisis The movie portrays the only way of dealing with a crisis, due to a loss or let alone that of a loss of existential purpose, but that too of prioritizing one's values all upon the end of living through a sense of bonding with another (and that too being a SPECIFIC person)... Guess it's time we got to face it, and find better ways that arouses in us a sense of fulfillment without having to use others as a means to that end. That is just IMMORAL!