Vicky Donor: My two cents.

It's an average movie, more or less.
The first half has some jokes, some of them will make you laugh.
Boy meets girl, they fall in love.
It even has the now-in-fashion 2 states mix thrown in.
The second half tries to  make you sentimental.
Heroine leaves hero, sad song follows.
And then a happy ending.
But what really stands out is the unique theme the story-writer has chosen.
I don't remember uttering sperm out of my biology class, but after watching the movie I got called 3 different kinds of sperm within a space of 20 minutes, THAT'S different!

May such ingenious ideas keep coming to our directors, even if they don't reach perfection, we anyways have a lot of copycats who will eventually make a copy better than the original.

Romantic love.

While it lasts, romantic love is a wonderful delusion. But if we attempt to build our lives around this feeling, we are certain to be disappointed, as this is an artificial emotion, a germ, that we have picked up from the surrounding culture.

"Falling in love" is a deep and enjoyable emotional adventure, based on a script implanted in our heart by folklore.It is a fantasy of our feelings, a drama written thousands of years ago which we want to live in our real lives.

Romantic love has its roots in infatuation, and after the honeymoon is over, this bubble which seemed so exquisitely beautiful a moment ago pops, leaving nothing but a wet mark.