Sorry, just trying to think of a theory connected to the title of the film.
It is well known and revolves around giving away the ending at the very beginning or in the title. I'm pretty sure there are some writings on it, anyone have any idea? Something along the lines of "It's not where you end up, it's how you get there."
Much appreciated
Make the difficult look easy, make the easy look beautiful.
I believe a french philosopher once said: its not the destination that matters, its the journey. and thats how it rewolved in many works of fiction throughout times, and movies are no exception. altrough this is more used in television series, where the begining shows something "shocking" and then you have a "2 weeks later" and get to see whole journey, ending up that that, which you saw up front ends up being logical. dont know exact wording, but whne its done right i think it is a great way to tell the story. there is no need for "unexpected twists". the whole movie - the journey is what matters, not how it ends.
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"Common sense is not so common."
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