The whole setup was far too coincidental for these people to not figure out why they were all brought together. Their cluelessness makes my head hurt.
That aside, I'm disappointed that we didn't get an answer. My money was on Bill. It made the most sense.
Someone call Maury.
I always thought it was Bill too.
sharei feel it should be Bill, because as far as i remember Donna was left money by a relative of Bill's (aunt, grandmother? i can't remember)in the belief that Bill was the father of her daughter. it seems wrong for her to have inherited that money if Bill wasn't the father.
shareWhat made *my* head hurt is that the whole plot is based on Donna not finding out that Sam is divorced.
Why didn't he tell her in the first place? Why did she automatically assume he was still married? It's the kind of thing you mention first when catching up!
It takes all the pathos away from "The Winner Takes It All". There really was no obstacles for them to be together.
I like the movie, we need some uncomplicated feel-good sometimes, but this part always bothered me.
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"The best fairytale is one where you believe the people" -Irvin Kershner
I didn't mind that too much. What bugged me was Sam saying he thought Donna would be waiting for him when she asked why he didn't call. Why would she be waiting if he didn't let her know he was coming back.
My god I'm hallucinatin. I see little balls of sunshine in a bag