wtf. do any of his books or movies end in a happy ending. the notebook was good. but sheesh and enough with the depressing endings already. i am told that he writes about realistic situations that people deal with in real life. understandable. but sometimes it nice to see people who have sacrificed their whole lives to only get to a mediocre unhappy time in their lives  to finally find the true meaning of happiness and are able to live it out for the rest of their days. don not we already know what really happens in real life. can not we  for one moment (an hour and a half) live vicariously through a movie that ends on a happy note  that gives us hope for our own futures. yeah  wah. i know. but for real and i think we need to preface movies that end like this one with a warning. beware represent no happy ending. 
wtf. do any of his books or movies end in a happy ending. the notebook was good. but sheesh and enough with the depressing endings already. i am told that he writes about realistic situations that people deal with in real life. understandable. but sometimes it nice to see people who have sacrificed their whole lives to only get to a mediocre unhappy time in their lives  to finally find the true meaning of happiness and are able to live it out for the rest of their days. don not we already know what really happens in real life. can not we  for one moment (an hour and a half) live vicariously through a movie that ends on a happy note  that gives us hope for our own futures. yeah  wah. i know. but for real and i think we need to preface movies that end like this one with a warning. beware represent no happy ending. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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