Here are the discussion questions for 'SAD MOVIE', PIFS third screening of the semester.
1. Do you like the movie? Do you think it is really a "Sad Movie" that makes you feel sad?
2. What do you think causes these characters to feel "sad" in this movie?
3. What is the intention of this movie in your opinion? Why do you think that?
4. Which story do you like most? Make some comments about it.
Please feel free to share your views with others about the movie. Post a comment!
4 comments:
Thanks PIFS for another good movie.
I enjoyed the movie - most of it was funny. The ending was a bit shocking though!
Love the movie, Love the music...
Leave me falling into the deep sadness...
Separation, may be just the source of our love and lets people what is the true love.
By the way, what's the next movie and its name?
PIFS next screening is on Friday 17th November, when 'Heaven's Bookstore', a Japanese drama romance will be shown.
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I like the way the various stories about different kinds of love and different stages of love start off as separate, funny, optimistic and even conventionally, then unexpectedly all intertwine to end sadly -- very clever. I liked all the stories; maybe the one about the unemployed guy who starts a separation agency is my favourite, since it's unusual and almost a contradiction in terms ("I break up couples so that I can stay a couple" or something similar to what he said in the movie). I like the movie for examining how love, regardless of what kind, isn't straightforward: it is complicated by miscommunication or a lack of communication, and by people's having different expectations of each other. In other words, love in itself isn't enough.
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