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Irish Wish

Watched “Irish Wish” earlier, had a little time off and much grateful for it cause mama’s finally able to unwind.


So about the movie, pretty peculiar yet a very interesting one. I really like how unique the story plot is.


This movie is about “Maggie” who wish to the world for a marriage with her dream man, and granted; so she then led her dream life but apparently it’s not what she needs.


What she needs is meeting the man -the photographer, then embark on life’s journey together.


Maggie’s dream man was about to marry her best friend, but she wished otherwise so the fated couple split up for her to fill the role (note that she already met the photographer by this time)


Fast forward, Maggie is in the middle of preparing for her wedding when somehow, magically, the photographer became her wedding photographer. So they meet again.


Then they clicked and everything went to its right course, once again. The fated couple found their way back; Maggie found her courage to speak, stand for her rights, and be honest with her feelings. Then everything went well from then on.


My main take away for this movie is the world will always give you what you need, instead of what you want. A little detour here and there are expected so we can just choose to enjoy the ride. 


Because who knows what life has in store for us 🌿


Ananda Khaira Azizah

Pekanbaru, 22 Maret 2024.

Hari Jumat, pukul 4 sore.


 

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