This sense of involvement and absorption is marvellously sustained by Gilroy throughout by subtle editing and excellent dialogue that implies , hints , suggests rather than simply outlines what is going on . To enjoy this film you have to respond to Gilroy 's invitation to get involved and think . If you do , you will have an extremely enjoyable , absorbing and in the end satisfying night at the movies .

A: What may be a plausible fact about my feelings on the movie ?

It 's not on the floor of the closet . It 's not in my leather jacket , my pocketbook or the bag I ' ve been using to schlep books and stuff back and forth to the hospital . I am now officially freaking out , but I also refuse to believe I lost it again , because I know I had it with me most of yesterday . I refuse to deal with canceling the ATM etc .

A: what will he do after refusing to cancel the ATM ?

Can I fix it myself ? If so how ? Or if I have to get it fixed how much would it be , because I have to pay for it ... I ca n't live without my cell and this just sucks big time , so can anybody pleeease help me out ?

A: What may be the reason for you wanting to fix your cell ?

I could only think of my dear friend Charlene , who was on the losing side of a seven year battle with breast cancer . I was sitting in my car and shaking , shaking so much that I could not turn the key . I remember saying out loud " God I ' m so scared . " I finally gathered myself and turned the car on . My car had a fully loaded six CD changer set to random play and when I turned the ignition on , the music started .

A:
How did Charlene end up dying ?