As other reviewers have pointed out the main plot points and twists make no sense, it's incredibly sentimental, yet I believe the slick editing and first person feel that this film elicits captures people's imagination, thus blinding them to the b-grade story underneath.

I really wanted to like this film but it was so unrealistic as to be an insult to my intelligence.

Are we so fragile that we require Pollyanna endings that have nothing to do with reality?

Drama is meant to reflect real life, not a childish notion of a fairy tale.