Well, that was disappointing.
What is it with these big budget movies based on novels that they can't just leave an original ending alone? Who cares if it's not cinematic? The point of the entire novel is that Arturo (the sun god) sacrifices his own happiness so Anna Rosa can live a normal life. She's human and young and NOT EQUIPPED to deal with that kind of immortal love, and he knows it. So they don't have a grand happily ever after in the end—who cares? We know he loves her, even when she's old and wrinkly, and will love her long after, like forever. That made me cry.
So in the movie—a wedding? What the hell.
Krista Garcia, blogging at Chic and into Flicks
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