I didnt think it was a good choice to start right from the "end" but still i guess its no fairy tale. I know this its a sad movie but still i cant help thinking a much better job coulve been done to make it more heartfelt. THe acting was nothing lees than mediocre from both main characters, sometimes I felt that they were expressing emotions differently from what the context or speech implicates. The soundtrack its well picked but still its nothing out of the ordinary...a few calm songs and a few love songs and some could'nt really "go with the flow" of what was going on. As for the writing I found some of the dialogues to be sometimes uncomfortable and innapropriate, and some repetitive things that don't add nothing to the story, actually found Myron to be more interesting than either one of the main characters. Sure it get a few tears out of you, even more if you're more sensitive or can relate to this, but still what makes it sad is more the subject then how it is represented. With all things in a "mediocre" level i couldnt give it more or less than a mediocre rate. PS:Found really cute and original the way Abbie "claimed" Sam, but did not check the veracity of this.

Simply read the DirectorD comment. I loved the film

The support group characters bumped this from meh to good. Christopher Walken is his most dialed-down, approachable, amazing self and Kate McKinnon pulled off serious chops it was nice to see she has. They save an otherwise meh movie overall.

The most surprising thing about this movie is that I didn't recognize Michiel Huisman. Other than that, it's the typical romantic drama to watch on a Sunday afternoon.

Predictable dramatics, but still a heartfelt, enjoyable drama underneath.