"Definitely, maybe"

This interesting phrase is the title of one of my favorite movies. This movie tops the charts currently in my fav. list.

Watched the movie twice, and I still rmbr that the first time was just coz of its title. I guess it has been coming on HBO many times and it would keep coming as long as HBO thinks it best to take it off their list. And I reckon I shall watch it again and again. The count aint gonna matter. Its the movie that matters here. It always gives goose bumps in me and I wonder why. Maybe I love it coz it reflects what I think and mirrors a lot of things which can be left unsaid. The movie has its happy ending. :)

I love April and Maya in the movie. Even the whole election and Bill Clinton thing. Also, Summer being so selfish and ruining our hero Will's career unknowingly. Summer's smooth reinstatment of friendship with Will. April and Will walking away and getting back with ease at different points in their lives, no matter how long, reflecting perfect friendship. Will not disclosing his affair with Summer to April. Maya feeling bad for her parents' divorce but at the same time realising that its the best too. Calling her dad a slut - hilarious. "What's the boy word for slut?" :D It all just seems so natural and perfect. The hero, William, well, he is good but just good. Not the best I'd say. :) Being so particular coz maybe I can't stand his looks. The story anyways beats his looks and makes me go so into it. After all, life is sometimes little different than just being easy or straight-forward for all of us.

The story happens in NY and my heart starts yearning to go back to NY - just to visit it all over again with a lot of time in hand. :) I'd really wanna enjoy such an opportunity again with perfect company, just like how it was the last time. The company could get a wee bit more interesting, no harm in that. :) I loved the line "Definitely, maybe" and my favorite scenes are the last scene and the scene where Will changes his mind and walks away when he originally intended to give April her dad's gift which she has been searching for years - Jane Eyre. I just so knew why he walked away with it. And he actually realises that only in the end. Hmmm.... Am such a romantic fool! I enjoy being one, no doubt. :D And I also know my feet is grounded too.

"I kept it with me coz it was the last of you that was left with me." Sigh.