Fourini Marethalia

Amelia Fitri
Dea Nanda
Rahmawati Rauf
Silo Wataka Wangi

The Title: Love, Rosie

 Trailer Love, rosie.mp4

Cast

Lily Collins as Rosie Dunne

Sam Claflin as Alex Stewart
Tamsin Egerton as Sally
Suki Waterhouse as Bethany Williams
Jaime Winstone as Ruby
Christian Cooke as Greg
Lily Laight as Katie Dunne
Nick Lee as Herb
Nick Hardin as Joe American
Jamie Beamish as Phil

Plot
Alex and Rosie have been best friends for almost as long as they can
remember. After depicting their time together as children, the movie
jumps to Rosie making a speech at what appears to be a wedding, while
staring at Alex, implying it may be his wedding but not hers. The movie
switches to 12 years earlier, where Rosie is upset because of getting
drunk during her 18th birthday. Alex comes over to discuss the previous
night's events but pauses when Rosie tells him how she wished it never
happened. The pair later go to the beach together to attend a party where
'the fittest guy in [their]grade' asks Rosie to the school dance, which she
rejects saying she is going with Alex. Alex later tells her that an attractive
and 'out of his league' girl named Bethany wants to go with him. After a
fight between the two, Alex and Bethany go to the dance along with Greg
and Rosie. After some dancing, Bethany and Alex share a passionate kiss
and Greg and Rosie get a private room. The two then have sex but due to
Greg's inexperience, the condom comes off and gets stuck inside Rosie.
She immediately calls Alex who gets her to a hospital then takes her
home.

Later, Rosie receives a letter telling her that she has

been accepted into Boston University for the hotel
management course that she wants to do. After running
over to tell Alex, she overhears him and Bethany having
sex and vomits into a handbag. She leaves without
seeing Alex and goes to a pharmacist, saying she has
been feeling nauseous lately. The woman behind the
counter, Ruby, gives her a pregnancy test which turns
out to be positive despite her taking the morning after
pill. Rosie decides against telling Alex after he tells her
that he has been accepted by Harvard, not wanting him
to stay for her. Rosie says goodbye to Alex at an airport
as he heads to his university, saying she will be just
behind him. Rosie gives birth to a baby girl, whom she
names Katie, and decides not to give her up for adoption
despite prior plans. Rosie raises Katie as a single mother.

A few months later, Rosie, with baby Katie, bumps into Bethany
in the street. Bethany tells Alex, who immediately comes back to
England from America to visit Rosie. The two become friends
again and Alex becomes the godfather of baby Katie.
Back in America, Alex meets a girl in a bar and they soon move in
together. Five years later, after Alex convinces Rosie to visit,
Rosie discovers that Alex's girlfriend is incredibly posh and
snobby, taking them to an art gallery of a man named Herb.
Upon telling Alex that she didn't see them as a good couple, they
fight and Rosie goes back to England. During the trip she also
finds out that Alex's girlfriend is pregnant. Greg (who earlier
moved to Ibiza after hearing of Rosie's pregnancy) visits Rosie at
work having received her letter and a drawing by Katie. After
some arguing, Rosie decides that Greg can see Katie. The three
become a family and Alex then receives an invitation to Rosie's
wedding to Greg. Rosie marries Greg but notices Alex's absence
from the event. Rosie's parents go on a trip and Rosie soon
receives a call from her mother saying that Rosie's father has
died. At the funeral, Alex visits and the two reconcile. Greg is also
present but noticeably drunk and rude to Alex and Rosie.

Rosie and Alex's lives go on. Rosie discovers that Alex's girlfriend
had been cheating with Herb, the art dealer, and the baby was
not in fact his, something he is devastated by. At the time, she
also bumps into Bethany, who is now an international model and
Rosie tells her to go visit Alex in Boston while she is on tour.
After Greg's treatment of Rosie at the funeral, Alex sends her a
letter saying that she deserves better and that he believes he
can be that better man. Greg however intercepts the letter and
hides it from Rosie. Rosie goes to work and is excited when she
sees that Greg has booked the bridal suite, assuming it is for
their anniversary however after receiving a call from him saying
that he will not be home, Rosie realizes he is cheating. She goes
to intercept him at the hotel's bar and breaks up with him. After
throwing away all of Greg's things, Rosie discovers the letter and
promptly messages Alex to tell him she feels the same, with Alex
saying in the letter that he would never bring it up again if she
didn't tell him she felt the same. Rosie video calls Alex, but
instead gets Bethany who tells her that she and Alex are getting
married and that they want her to be his best man.

Rosie flies out to their wedding with plans of telling Alex of her
feelings but its too late, arriving just after the ceremony. The
movie then switches back to the first scene where Rosie is
making a speech. She tells Alex she loves him in the speech,
but covers it up saying that it is only as a friend or sister.
Rosie's daughter Katie has brought a close friend named Toby
with her on the trip and the two very much resemble a young
Alex and Rosie in their deep love and friendship for each other.
Toby kisses Katie and she goes outside, very distressed. Rosie
and Alex comfort Katie and Alex tells her that she should go
talk to Toby saying that if she rejects him now he will spend the
rest of his life looking for someone to live up to her, but no-one
ever will, all while Alex keeps eye contact with Rosie. Alex
realizes that Rosie doesn't remember the kiss they shared on
her 18th birthday, and misunderstands her wishing that night
never happened as her telling him that she doesn't want to be
more than friends. The scene switches to Rosie saying goodbye
to Alex at an airport as he leaves with Bethany.

Rosie starts up her own hotel and is pleasantly

surprised when Alex arrives there. Alex tells Rosie
that he has 'no baggage' and that he is no longer
with Bethany. He then proceeds to tell her about a
dream he had (his weird dreams being shared
throughout the film, such as being the tip of an
arrow, which no-one understands but Rosie) which
consists of them being together. The two share a
kiss and the camera pans out to show the hotel
Rosie now owns.