Love Happens: Depressing, but Refreshing

Ah, I did say I was going to do another, wasn't I? Didn't I? Haha, weird week for me, so I'll just go on and do this.

Summary:
Burke Ryan is a self-help author, and when he comes to Seattle, he just wants to leave as fast as humanly possible, once the seminars are over. His wife died in a car accident three years ago, and that's how his book became what it was. He meets this florist, Eloise. They don't get off on the right foot, but once they hit it off, they become good friends. She actually becomes the one who helps him get his life back together, but a few bumps in the road sends him reeling and thinking about what he's done.

To be honest, I thought this would be a straight-out love story. It wasn't, which I was so happy about! I was especially looking forward to it because it was in Seattle, and you all must know how much I love this city. Only watch this movie, if you like sad movies. I was tearing up at parts, because it was depressing to see this therapist fall apart and reveal his secrets, and such, but it was a great movie regardless. It had some comedic parts, some sad parts, and some romantic parts, but it's good for anyone to watch. It was different. I suggest it.



This is Zoe, saying Love Happens, and one more review until I can sleep!