William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, Act I, Scene II :
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves..."
Sometimes (or usually even always), we complain "why me", and there are actually so many things (usually sad things) happening without reason, when no one to blame or when we don't want to blame ourselves, we'll blame on our stars.
It's not their fault to have their diseases, it's not their fault to have to face their short life, to help their family about their coming lost.
Everyone has to face the death, the death of the family, the friend, the life partner, and, themselves. The death wish could only be used once, because we could only die once. These two children use their death wishes to fulfill their dream or their lover's dream.
When the end of the life shines like the stars, like the champagne they were drinking, I was so touched by the eulogy of the friend "I don't want the artificial eyes to see, because I don't wanna see a world without you."
About death and life, life and love, this film worth crying in the cinema.
