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October 16, 2006
Ok. I guess I will not be able to post an insight per day...Anyway, I saw "Tristan & Isolde" two weeks ago. Good romantice movie. However, I was concerned that Tristan died in the end. It reminded me of "Titanic" where the male counterpart also died.
I would like to see more movies of love where the couple get old together.
John of the True Love Cafe