You've Got Mail

My favourite romantic movie of all time has to be You've Got Mail. There is something so relatable about Kathleen Kelly. What's not to love anyway? It's about a simple independent girl, a quaint little love story of her that follows. The movie revolves around books, reality, friendships, acceptance, relationships, family and love. 

It's so rare that you find a love that understands you perfectly. Where you share amazing chemistry, you can talk about anything and everything understand. To have a love that does not tire. Who excites you. It makes you hope for that kind of love. So perfect, so complete. 

It teaches you how to love and care for a person. How to fight for your love, compromise but also figure out who you want in your life. How to move forward when things are stagnant. How to dream when all hopes and faith are dashed. How crazy you are with your friends. How you become a better you. 

Another great thing about the movie is the soundtrack. The perfect blend of old classics, that sing to your soul.  I'm quite fond of all the songs played anyway. How inspite of challenges you are driven towards your better half, a better future, marching into the unknown. The dialogues, like the music are heavenly. 

The best part of the movie were the emails. How easily words described the feelings. How gloriously emotions were translated and conveyed. In a world where we might not say what we really mean, what if we really could and what if that is just the moment destiny is waiting for to give you whatever you need. What if...