(500) Days of Summer [DVD] [2009]

Movie about a guy who goes out with a girl who clearly says she doesnt want a relationship then is hurt when she doesnt want a relationship. Definitely more sad and aggravating then funny.

Really good movie, its a little slow but its really good

I showed it to a class of international high school students. Even though some had watched it on the plane coming over, they still wanted to see it again as did I. Its such a warm gentle funny movie, like Groundhog Day, that you can see it over and over again. And cry and cry and cry... as one Japanese woman said in her speech about what to do on a rainy day.

All the feels. Has the potential to be a meaningful film for most anyone who watches it.

This is the kind of story thats happened to every guy. Much better than I imagined. Gut-wrenching at times, but in a great way.

(500) Days of Summer is a bit interesting in that its slightly funny, slightly dramatic, and slightly interesting. Its a little bit of everything (strong emphasis on the *little* bit part).

I fell asleep. It reminds me of how annoying and insane certain women in my life were.

Not your typical love story- love the way the story is told. It will make you laugh, feel empathetic and angry at the main characters all at the same time.

It is a really nice story that I think a lot of people can relate to. I know I do.

This is a movie about two people NOT in love. Joseph Gordon-Levitt does a credible job of playing Tom Hansen, a dude in love with Summer Finn (Zooey Deschanel). Toms a trained architect but makes a living writing greeting cards. Summer doesnt believe in love and eventually breaks up with Tom, who is heartbroken beyond repair for a while. He pulls himself up by his oxford shoe laces, quits his card writing job, and becomes an architect. Summer bumps into Tom one day and invites him to a party. Upon arrival, his hopes are dashed because Summer is with another man and wearing an engagement ring. Tom and Summer meet one last time, where she tells him she loves the man shes going to marry--he makes her feel things Tom never did--and they part amicably. The movie ends on an up note, when Tom meets the beautiful Autumn (Minka Kelly), someone with whom he has much more in common. This movie made $63 million over its $7 million budget.