The first half of Feast of Love  is exactly what I expected. If you've seen the trailer, you've seen the first half of the movie. At this point, I was starting to get annoyed that there were so few surprises. I hate trailers that give everything away. Luckily, that wasn't the case. The latter part of the movie was exactly what it needed to be. This one had the perfect ending. If you're into romances, you should definitely check this one out. Perhaps the greatest thing about this movie is it has something for everyone. For every stage in life we face, Feast of Love is there to extend a comforting hand, pulling us in. From young love and the power of love at first sight to the hesitating love amidst a cloud of lust and confusion to the hidden passion of two aged lovers who've loved and lost; and we can't forget the beautiful irony holding back the true romantic, which seemed to be the main story we were following. Perhaps the thing I liked the most was how Morgan Freeman's  character seemed to see everything the others missed. I guess my only complaint aside fom the trailer issue is the movie still felt like it was missing something. I can't say what was missing, but there was something. Nonetheless, I'd still recommend it.