it was incredibly (but dark) romantic...i love that he had all her favorite
(weird) foods...
too bad she was a bitch too him for no reason for a majority of their time knowing eachother
"Stop selling crazy we're all stocked up here."
And, as is so oftrn the case, by the time she came to appreciate him it was too late.
Time of your life, huh, kid?
this movie was so sad but not scary at all.. too bad she was a bitch the whole time.. now to get my boyfriend to buy all my favorite little things and do something like this for me.. except...no freakin snowy highways
shareI agree. When the movie was over and she sat there crying looking at his pic all I could say was "that sucks!" I wonder if he would have survived if they had sex to keep warm :) Get his heart rate going could have helped some. Damnit Girl! haha
shareYeah, I think the best part of this movie was the romance aspect of it. She came to realize that he was really a nice. caring guy. Although she acted mean toward him when they were driving, I could kind of understand where she was coming from. She did not know this guy and she thought he was weird. But once she realized that he was acting weird because he liked her, then her atitude changed pretty quickly.
"Sometimes a person takes on the coloring of his associates"
I wasn't paying attention at all, but the last 40 min. So when he died and she was crying over his body, I thought they really grew close to each other at the end. When he was leading her out and back to the gas station, explaining that he eventually would've told her everything and the simple "I know" from her, was really sad. But the last part when she takes a look at his picture and that one tear trickled down her cheek, was enough to let me burst into tears, the music in that part was so beautiful and fitting. It was soo sad that she lost him without having a chance to talk to him. He was such a sweet guy and she really changed at the end. I watched it yesterday on TV and I can't stop watching that scene on youtube :( .
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