This is a story of boy meets girl - without annoying characters, without the cheesy love clichés, and without the downfalls of modern day romantic films. A story both crushing and hopeful. Eloquent and artistic. Beautiful and unattainable. There is very few films out there capable of depicting love in such fashion. And for that, 500 Days is brilliant; it successfully captures the essence of that hard-to-pinpoint human sensation with such poetic vibrancy that you start to ponder your own humanity and life-long frustrations with love, many of which never truly have an answer to. 9.3/10.
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