This film is nothing without the brilliant script, which tells the story with a nonlinear narrative, crossing through time, pin pointing important days in the period of 500, in no particular order. The script really is the heart of this film, there is plenty of laughs, heartfelt moments and anguish present, along with inventive ways of filmmaking, not often presented in film; an example of this is when the screen is spilt in two, the left showing Tom’s expectations and the right showing the actual reality of this certain party scene. The performances by Gordon-Levitt and Deschanel are amazingly realistic as they beautifully bring the script to life. I can’t wait to see the future projects that they are involved in – specifically Gordon-Levitt’s upcoming film, Inception, also starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page.
This easily gives When Harry Met Sally a race for its money for my favourite Romantic Comedy, (500) Days of Summer possibly takes the lead...
A must see for all film lovers.

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