P.S. I Love You

Update for today, well, there was nothing special occurred. As normal, I am still coping with my driving session class, still and all dealing with my guts and intuition to pass muster as, at least, a good driver. Even so, I think I’m getting better day-by-day, much as I still have to pay more attention to my steer control, which always gets me nervous every time I’m in the driver’s seat. My driving coach said that I was okay when I hit the long wide tranquil road, however when it came to narrow and overcrowded road, plus all the cars and motorcycles sped up, I was lame. Overall, I think today’s session was better than yesterday’s, and I wish I could lift my driving skill.

Enough for my petty whines and grumbles about my driving class, actually it wasn’t the main idea in this writing. It was P.S. I Love You movie I watched this noon with my big sister. Late in the day, I won’t deny. I was thinking where was I when this movie was on in the cinema, and how could I’ve never found out how great this film was. I indubitably fall for this movie, and I was unable to stop my eyes tearing in mourning and deep condolence during the movie. P.S. I Love You was a grief-stricken and it successfully ended me up in a heartsick state. Pass over my sentimental deed, people, you can never stop me, and I am sorry if there’s someone (or more) was nauseated by my sickening poor melodramatic act.

Speaking about the movie itself, I love everything in it. I love the act of all casts, especially Hilary Swank as Holly Kennedy and Gerard Butler as Gerry Kennedy, Holly’s late husband. Both of them were stellar actors, and I love every tearjerker moments they brought up in the movie. Besides, I couldn’t resist all the beautiful scenes, which were showed in this movie; specifically the green and beautiful flowers in Ireland. Overall, P.S. I Love You was ultimately moving, and yes, it was romantic.