“Love means never having to say you’re sorry”
I’ve first seen this movie back in 1999, and though I didn’t see it completely, I really liked it. This film was based on a novel by Erich Segal. This is a story about a rich man in college meeting an ordinary girl with a great personality. The two university students crossed paths and then soon enters a relationship. Over time they decided to marry but as the man’s father heard of this, he threatens his son to disinherit him leaving the couple to start all over. As the movie progresses, you can see that their love for one another stands firm through their hardships.
Things began to be complicated when the couple tried to have a child only to discover that the girl is sick. The man goes to his father to ask for some help but being proud and mad at his son, he assumes that his son only wants money for trivial things and did not lend any help. Soon after, the girl dies and leaves her husband in great pain. The man’s father hears the bad news but there was nothing he could do anymore but to apologize to his son. The man forgives his father for he knows that his wife would be happy for him if he did.
This is such a heartbreaking movie *sob*
“What can you say about a twenty-five year old girl who died? That she was beautiful and brilliant. That she loved Mozart and Bach. The Beatles. And me.”