What if I said it's not you, it's me? (Stranger than Fiction)

[mgressman]

Harold is an AMAZING character in the beginning of the story. He's one of those people who think differently (mathematically), counting everything, and noticing things and details an average person normally doesn't. But of course, he has to meet a girl who changes all of that. He's turned into a normal person, where I thought he was a much more

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[gtaylor400]

Even though the ending was predictable to us as viewers, I think Karen Eiffel changed the ending of her novel because she felt she had become too predictable as an author. Up until this book, she killed off every single one of her main characters, so it was expected she'd do the same to Harold. Was it a better ending for her book? Probably not, but she most likely gave her fans something entirely new to talk about just by simply changing her normal format.

[nancy_lazar1]

I agree with you. I also thought that the whole "Ana falling in love with Harold" thing was extremely predictable

[beccajean10]

I agree that the movie is predictable. You can see what is going to happen throughout the entire movie.

[hgazal]

I was thinking the same thing about the endings haha. I don't see how one could be so much worse than the other...

[ebarnhardt1]

I also agree with you, besides the whole girl changing all of it part. but he was much more unique the way he was although he was really boring..