Film Review Of Eating Disorders Movie Review

Through the ups and downs of a strenuous six years, characters Dell and Kimberly illustrate how intimate couples act at various stages of a relationship – from the very first interaction to the very end. The movie I chose to watch is called Comet, and the basic premise is the typical boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy chases girl, boy gets girl again, boy loses girl for good storyline we’ve all seen a thousand and one times. But nonetheless, Dell and Kim meet while she is on a date with another man and, though she snubs all of his advances, Dell somehow convinces her to ditch her date and spend the night walking around a cemetery with him. (The date(s) are taking place in a cemetery where dozens of people have gathered to watch a meteor shower in Southern California.) This is how their whirlwind of a romance starts. Aside from that, the movie flashes back and forth between other scenes of their six year relationship – when they were long-distance for a while and she cheated on Dell with a guy who works for MTV, when they’d been broken up for over a year and run into each other on the street (and she’s dating the guy who works for MTV), when Dell is about to propose in Paris, when Kim invites him over, years later, tco her apartment and admits …show more content…
Suddenly, she can do much better than the constant up and down Dell is offering her. This makes Kim much less dependent on their relationship than Dell, who, without Kim can barely manage to eat or shower. Dell says multiple times in the movie that he should never have dated someone more attractive than him, because she will always be able to do better and she will always be able to leave him. Because Dell was so dependent on what he had with Kim, the power always fell into her lap. The entire premise of the movie is Dell constantly chasing this Dream Girl and the girl loving him but never loving him