The best storyline I loved the most was Sam.Sam is played by Thomas Sangster.
Liam Neeson play as Daniel.
I fell in love with Liam Neeson's acting when I watched Taken.
The story goes like this ;
Sam is especially forlorn about something, eventually revealing that he is in love with an American girl from his school, also named Joanna, who he assumes does not know he exists. After seeing Billy Mack's new video in a store window, he comes up with a plan, based on the premise that "girls love musicians. Even the really weird ones get girlfriends." With Daniel's encouragement, Sam teaches himself to play the drums, eventually acting as top for Joanna's performance of "All I Want for Christmas Is You" at the aforementioned Nativity Festival. Unfortunately, Sam's drumming fails to secure Joanna's attention the way he had hoped. After the play, Daniel consoles Sam, who is also heartbroken over recent news of Joanna's return to the United States, and convinces him to go catch Joanna at the airport.
Sam and Daniel leave to find Joanna before she and her family board their flight to America. Once Daniel and Sam arrive, the attendant refuses to let Sam through. However, while the attendant is distracted by another passenger, the jewelry clerk Rufus, Daniel encourages him to go on without the attendant seeing and Sam is able to sneak through and race past the security checkpoint. With the gate staff distracted by Billy Mack's promised naked performance on TV monitors, Sam is able to reach Joanna and confess his love to her just as she is about to board the plane. He is brought back to his stepfather by security guards, but Joanna runs back to Sam to give him a kiss on the cheek.
A part from the movie.
Daniel and Sam.
Daniel : ...there isn't just one person for each of us.
Sam : There was for Kate and Leo.
*about Titanic*
Sam : There was for you.
*about his mum*
Sam : And there is for me.
Sam : She's the ONE.
*about Joanna*
Some other parts I liked was Keira Knightley and Andrew Lincoln.
Juliet was Keira Knightley.
Mark was Andrew Lincoln.
After that he leaves, Juliet runs after him and kisses him, before returning to Peter (Juliet's husband). Than, Mark tells himself, "Enough, enough now," perhaps acknowledging that he's found closure and can move on with his life. It was really sweet.
Next up was the Prime Minister played by Hugh Grant who stole my heart in Music and Lyrics.
Liam Neeson play as Daniel.
I fell in love with Liam Neeson's acting when I watched Taken.
The story goes like this ;
Sam is especially forlorn about something, eventually revealing that he is in love with an American girl from his school, also named Joanna, who he assumes does not know he exists. After seeing Billy Mack's new video in a store window, he comes up with a plan, based on the premise that "girls love musicians. Even the really weird ones get girlfriends." With Daniel's encouragement, Sam teaches himself to play the drums, eventually acting as top for Joanna's performance of "All I Want for Christmas Is You" at the aforementioned Nativity Festival. Unfortunately, Sam's drumming fails to secure Joanna's attention the way he had hoped. After the play, Daniel consoles Sam, who is also heartbroken over recent news of Joanna's return to the United States, and convinces him to go catch Joanna at the airport.
Sam and Daniel leave to find Joanna before she and her family board their flight to America. Once Daniel and Sam arrive, the attendant refuses to let Sam through. However, while the attendant is distracted by another passenger, the jewelry clerk Rufus, Daniel encourages him to go on without the attendant seeing and Sam is able to sneak through and race past the security checkpoint. With the gate staff distracted by Billy Mack's promised naked performance on TV monitors, Sam is able to reach Joanna and confess his love to her just as she is about to board the plane. He is brought back to his stepfather by security guards, but Joanna runs back to Sam to give him a kiss on the cheek.
A part from the movie.
Daniel and Sam.
Daniel : ...there isn't just one person for each of us.
Sam : There was for Kate and Leo.*about Titanic*
Sam : There was for you.*about his mum*
Sam : And there is for me.
Sam : She's the ONE.*about Joanna*
Some other parts I liked was Keira Knightley and Andrew Lincoln.
Juliet was Keira Knightley.
Mark was Andrew Lincoln.
After that he leaves, Juliet runs after him and kisses him, before returning to Peter (Juliet's husband). Than, Mark tells himself, "Enough, enough now," perhaps acknowledging that he's found closure and can move on with his life. It was really sweet.
Next up was the Prime Minister played by Hugh Grant who stole my heart in Music and Lyrics.
Prime Minister : Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport. General opinion's starting to make out that we live in a world of hatred and greed, but I don't see that. It seems to me that love is everywhere. Often, it's not particularly dignified or newsworthy, but it's always there - fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, boyfriends, girlfriends, old friends. When the planes hit the Twin Towers, as far as I know, none of the phone calls from the people on board were messages of hate or revenge - they were all messages of love. If you look for it, I've got a sneaking suspicion... love actually is all around.
Overall the movie was nice.
The screenplay delves into different aspects of love as shown through ten separate stories involving a wide variety of individuals, many of whom are shown to be interlinked as their tales progress.
The best part is cast is composed predominantly of British actors.
Means, British accent throughout the whole bloody movie ;)
Hugh Grant!
The screenplay delves into different aspects of love as shown through ten separate stories involving a wide variety of individuals, many of whom are shown to be interlinked as their tales progress.
The best part is cast is composed predominantly of British actors.
Means, British accent throughout the whole bloody movie ;)
Hugh Grant!
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