the ending 50/50
loved the 3 films, and im glad they made up.. But is anyone else slightly disappointed by how it ends?? really could of done with a extra 5/10mins
shareI felt the same way. I understand the idea of an open ending, but personally I couldn't tell what kind of message was trying to be conveyed. She had just got done saying "Did you hear what I said ?" referring to her "I don't love you" statement ; and also "This isn't a game." meaning he couldn't make it all better with a cute little scenario. So, when she begins playing along with it right at the end I couldn't tell if I was supposed to believe they would sort it out, or if she was just playing with him, but would inevitably want to break-up. The conversation could have completely changed in one minute.
It just seemed like an awkward time in the conversation to end it.
It's perfect in my opinion. She looks like she's about to walk away for a second but then decides to stay and play along with the time travel. That's all I need to know it'll work out.
shareI didn't like that I couldn't completely tell if she was sincerely playing along or mocking him. So a minute later te whole conversation could have turned 180 degrees again and then she would walk away.
shareI don't think so. Earlier in the movie she uses the same voice saying that she knows it makes him attracted to her. So when she does it at the end it means she wants him to be attracted to her and she is also playing along with his joke.
Plus no matter if they extended the movie another 20 minutes they could always erupt into a fight at any given time.
Exactly. Also, to those who feel uncertain, keep in mind that when Jesse writes something for Celine/with Celine in mind it is for the purpose of bringing them together. By Celine playing along in the end (essentially accepting his story/letter) she is saying that she still loves him and she is willing continue their journey together.
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