I love that movie. I love how Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet always find each other no matter how many times they erase their memory. I love how the story unfolds and the twists that goes along with it.
Come to think of it, I don't really get why the title is the way it is. Out of curiosity, I googled it. I found out that it was an excerpt from a poem that was read in the film. I didn't notice that one.
For me, titles should trigger curiosity and excitement the moment the public hears about it. Sadly, even though I loved the movie, it sounded boring the first time I heard the title. Yes, it somehow triggered my curiosity but not enough to make me watch it without somebody telling me to.
On the other hand, I remembered this movie "10 Things I hate about you".
t's one of my favorite movies and though it has a long title it works for me. It fits the movie very well and I love how the character of Julia Stiles made a list of the 10 things that she hates about the character of Heath Ledger on the last part of the movie. It was so sweet heart warming.