I could not leave Rose, I would ask her to come with me and I would suggest to put her dad in a trunk so at the end we could all be together with Zoe. But if she wouldn't go for it I would stay with her. That scene when she said I will look at You until I can't see You any more and than she run behind the car that was heartbreaking for me.
shareI could not leave Rose, I would ask her to come with me and I would suggest to put her dad in a trunk so at the end we could all be together with Zoe.
But if she wouldn't go for it I would stay with her.
That scene when she said I will look at You until I can't see You any more and than she run behind the car that was heartbreaking for me.
Rose was mature enough to understand that her place was with her family at the end.
But she was not with her family she was alone because they were all deadYes, she might have been the only living person at Aunt Janice's, but she was still with her family. As I said, it was her decision to be with them when the end came.
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man
shareYeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man
By the time he talked her into coming with him, packed up the corpse of her father, & drove to be with his gal, it would have been too late.
shareBy the time he talked her into coming with him, packed up the corpse of her father, & drove to be with his gal, it would have been too late.
It wasn't about what you would do (sorry about that).
That is the first thing I thought of that James would at least ask Rose if she would come with him if he brought her father. It was plain to see that Rose was just a child and still every insecure, she'd obviously be frightened to face the end all by her lonesome as she was at that crazy party ergo why James should not have left that child alone (he already screwed up by leaving the his pregnant girlfriend behind and that was the whole focus point of the story, no?).
I sort of lost respect for his character at that stage. Well, for that and leaving his mum behind... what kind of son would do that? That poor lady invested at least eighteen-years of her life and hard labor to bring him into the world. "Yeah, my mum is old and doing puzzles, so she'll be all fine and dandy to die on her own."
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"Say... That's a nice bike..."
yah it was sad that he left her alone, but you know...the clock is ticking. He didn't have time to try to convince her, and she was where she wanted to be. The house was comfortable looking (and mercifully body-free) so she could wait it out there. It wasn't going to be for long
shareYes. In the perfect universe, he would have asked his mom to come along, packed Rose's dad in the trunk, and they all travel to meet Zoe. They get to Zoe's house, have enough time for a last supper, then the world ends with him and Zoe hugging on the beach while mom & Rose doing a puzzle back at the house.
Well... it ain't a perfect universe. I loved the ending just fine. But yeh... I though about the trunk too during the movie.