Film: I Love You Forever

Let me put it this way. I absolutely don't find this funny. The humour is lost on me. That girl the story starts with? Weird. Who in their right mind stays with such an unbelievable arsehole for two years? Someone you still know nothing about after all that time. Was that pathetic trickle of water in the glass supposed to be a joke? Frankly, I had to bite my tongue to stop myself saying "Typical of that sort of man." Anyway, I didn't say it and decided to keep watching this drama.

Her friends are just as odd as she is, though the male friend seems the most normal of the trio.

The main character gets a new boyfriend. How modern. No need for a proper breakup. She just disappears with a bloke who gave me creepy vibes from the first second. My friend said the same, but I took a moment to define what I mean by "creep".

It's painfully obvious that the drama king needs a good kick up the backside. I don't find his constant suicide threats remotely amusing. I've actually got a brilliant solution for that, by the way. My mother used to pull the same stunt. She'd regularly say "If I crash the car and die, it'll be your fault." The solution? Hand her the car keys and say "Bye."

Sadly, this girl isn't sharp enough for that. How pathetic do you have to be to keep letting yourself be manipulated, cutting off all your friends, making endless excuses because "darling" can't handle you going to a school reunion or even attending classes? I can't stand that kind of melodrama. Yes, I've dealt with that nonsense too. Every now and then, it seems like our leading lady might stand up for herself. But no, the one and a half times Mr. Charm shows up outweigh the countless tantrums, manipulation, destruction, and verbal abuse.

The control is blatant. Rifling through her phone, stalking her, playing nice with her friends while seething underneath.

And those friends? They should know her well enough to see she's changed. But no, they're too busy being... well, let's just say they've got their heads firmly in the sand.

The ending isn't so bad. She leaves. The narcissist lets her go and has a new victim by that evening. She sits there, a broken mess, with her friends. It's almost surprising she still has any, really. Though I do wonder where were you lot when this all started? Earlier in the film, she's reading messages on her laptop. Why not show the screen?

If you want to watch this, you can use the link. Maybe turn on your VPN. It won't cheer you up, and there's nothing to laugh about. The only thing I'll say is that actor plays the role well. Not once did I find him remotely likeable.

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