00:00It's a romantic comedy, but it's not a, you know, but it really is shining a light on kind of ordinary love, and I think that's beautiful.
00:14There's no real, you know, the meet cute or the grand gesture or this, what are the odds this was going to happen, and we'd both be here at the same time.
00:23We don't really have that stuff. Yeah, it's just incredibly unique, but it also feels familiar.
00:28That's what I loved most about their relationship, was that it felt like something I understood, and I think that is romantic, watching people sort of bicker and argue and be annoyed with one another, because they're, I don't know, they're just the most honest versions of themselves with each other, and I find it to be entertaining.
00:52With Eternity we are in the afterlife, but it seems that we are in real life, and the sentiments are the sentiments of living persons.
01:05Yeah, I mean, it started with that idea of a woman choosing between her two great loves, and I think that was the starting point, and the world of the junction, the afterlife, fed around that.
01:18But even though it's set in the afterlife, and our characters die, the film is all about life.
01:24It's all about kind of reflecting on what makes us happy, what love is to us, and celebrating many different types of love that one person can have in their lives.
