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CMV: 500 days of summer is the romcom with the most important message out of all the romcoms ever.

Post inspired by a rotten tomatoes tournament where sadly 500DoS got paired against the princess bride and is obviously being crushed in round 1.

Yeah, there's no other romcom with a message as important as The one in 500 days of summer. It's really the perfect romcom, it doesn't have the generic "happy ever after ending" and a lot of people in the world go through the exact same situation (or are going through) so the movie really teaches you that, despite investing all your time and love in a particular person, that person may not be for you and it's not the end of the world because there's still going to be someone else who you haven't met yet.

It's a simple yet important message for a lot of people. I don't even think most romcoms have messages other than just telling a story.
gpt
> It's really the perfect romcom, it doesn't have the generic "happy ever after ending" and a lot of people in the world go through the exact same situation (or are going through) so the movie really teaches you that, despite investing all your time and love in a particular person, that person may not be for you and it's not the end of the world because there's still going to be someone else who you haven't met yet.

This isn't what *500 Days of Summer* is about.

The film is about how Tom chooses to ignore the social cues and conversation that make it clear his relationship won't work out, instead focusing on an unrealistic ideal and superficialities that he sees in a woman he doesn't really know (Summer), all while he ignores his own interests and personal health in the process. And the ending isn't a happy one, we're led to believe Tom hasn't learned anything from the experience and will repeat the same mistakes with Autumn.