  Love is a game. Easy to start. Hard to finish. The first time I watched it, I was still in high school and knew nothing about love.
Now, I'm 25 years old, about the same age as the main characters in the film -- and of course, I do see this film much more different than before. Other than the Alice in Chains & Soundgarden playing LIVE in the film and the background of Seattle Grunge (featuring Pearl Jam and my beloved REM), the whole twenty-something stories seems to be part of my life. By changing a location, the whole Janet wondering calling Cliff or not scene happened in my apartment almost every single day (even though now I have no such a problem anymore). The weird hand-shaking scene of Linda and Steve when Linda getting off the ship from Alaska happened to me not a long time ago in Manhattan. I am not sure if I truely am a girl or not, because playing "GAMES" is just not my thing. I follow my heart and try to be as open up as possible -- which constantly lead me to be hurt from time to time.
Plus, dealing a guy coming from a totally different culture is another thing I need to adjust. Maybe I am too used to "maintaining" this "perfect Asian girl" image and sometimes forget who I really am. Looking back at my past relationships, did they really love me or they just loved my "image" instead? There is one of my favorite scene that the plastic surgeon Bill Pullman was telling Bridget Fonda that she is perfect and she does not need to get breasts enlargement -- he should like who you are.
It sounds simple, but it does not sound that pleasant to most women. Are you his Miss Right or just Miss Maybe? Other than Love, stress from work is another point of the film. Some of character in the film having multi-jobs at the same time and also need to face the loan and job searching problem. Perfect timing for me to watch this movie, I guess. 
