Unconditional love of Ted to Mary

Rating: 8/10 (15 March 2010)

There's Something About Mary is directed by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly. The main characters of the film are Cameron Diaz as Mary, Ben Stiller as Ted, Matt Dillon as Healy, Chris Elliott as Dom, Markie Post as Mary's Mom and Keith David as Mary's Dad. There's something about Mary is very pleasant film to watch. This film is one of the funniest movies that I have ever seen. In this film, Mary is the object of desire for all men because she is very beautiful and charming girl. In other words, any men would love to be with her. This film's story is about a man name Ted Strobmen and a woman name Mary. Ted has been in love with Mary since they were in high school. Ted convened Marry to go to the prom night. He seemed to be very excited about his first date with a beautiful girl, Mary when he went to picked up Mary at her house to go to prom. Unfortunately, a terrible incident took place that changed everything for him. It was very shocking and embarrassing accident. Instead of going to the prom he ended up going in hospital and never saw Mary again since she moved out to Miami, Florida. He truly fell in love with Mary. His friend Dom suggested him to hire a private investigator named Pat Healy. Pat Healy found Mary in Miami, Florida. However, instead of helping Ted, Pat Healy fell in love with her. He lied to Ted about Mary including her physical appearance. This was the moment I personally thought There's something about Mary. Finally, Ted went Miami, Florida and they met each other after 13 years. At the end, good wins over evils as Ted and Mary get back together. I personally like emotional, romantic and comedy movies and this film have really nice themes such as good versus evil, faithfulness versus disloyalty, and a true love. These themes are very similar to the film The Caribbean Pirates: Dead man's chest. These themes are very suitable for both films by supporting the plot and characters. The dialogs were supporting characters' with nice camera techniques in pretty much all scenes.
The editor has done excellent job on focusing circumstances and characters. The camera also called attention to emotions in few scenes. A close-up shot was used in zipper scene on actor's embarrassing face. The cinematographer also used camera angles with actors' emotional attitudes at end of the movie.