"Turn Left, Turn right"

The world is a big place and isn’t it wonderful because no matter how big the Earth is we meet different people who will be a big part of our life. Come to think of it, everyday, we pass by hundreds of people, look at different faces and sometimes talk to strangers. Who knows, you might’ve passed by the person who you will spend your life with or bumped into your future friend who will be there for you when times go down.



This movie.. well this isn’t actually my kind of genre; I go for mostly action movies but I’ll make an exception for this. Turn left, Turn Right; be aware and open your eyes because you might miss something that can be a big part of your life. The movie was so frustrating, but that what makes it so special that despite it being annoying because they’re not crossing each other’s paths, you’ll get really hooked up in the movie and just wish that you can go inside it and drag them to each other.
They were meant to be together but eventually someone doesn’t want it to happen.


They met each other during their childhood wanting to make friends so Eve had asked John for his telephone number, but the two never got in touch because she left her school bag on the train and lost John's phone number.


They live right next to each other yet this big wall was standing right in the middle.
John avoids going to the left side of his building (which is where Eve is) and Eve doesn’t like going near to the right side of her building.


Finally, they meet. They exchanged numbers and went home feeling happy and all that.
But, the next day the two are devastated to find out that the phone numbers they had exchanged are unreadable due to the paper getting wet during the rainstorm.


Life was still mean to them, maybe because it’s still waiting for the perfect time. John and Eve are frustrated about not being able to find each other and decide to take jobs abroad. But life decided to be good and finally opened their eyes. An earthquake happened and destroyed the wall standing in the middle of them. If it weren’t for the earthquake, they wouldn’t be able to finally see each other again.
This movie got me hooked!
Despite it being so frustrating and out of my genre, I enjoyed it. A lot.