The first time I saw this movie I was mixed, not excited, not sad, on the plane to Toronto. The 13 hour flight chose this movie when I saw Leo reminisce about how they met and had a good time together.
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. I can't do it anymore. I keep crying. I miss Brother Tao. I hope we can enjoy the time together like they did in the movie. Of course, there will be no car accident. . But I was on the plane leaving him. I was leaving him little by little. I was dying. I wrote him an email, but he didn't receive it until now. I watched it again and I couldn't stop crying. I felt that my heart was relieved. When I saw the ending, I realized that I had watched it last time, but my mind was full of my memories. I like this movie, Channing's affectionate eyes, his focus. No matter what movie I watch recently, I like to analyze its logic like a serious conditioned reflex, especially when I was young. But I have no resistance to this movie. There are many logical loopholes in it, but The tender details make me lose my mind, the romantic ones drive me crazy, the crazy ones make me want to light a cigarette again
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