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Michael H. WeberRomantic Comedy · Romance
(500) Days of Summer
This screenplay explores the unpredictable year and a half of a young man's intense love affair. Through a non-linear narrative, it follows Tom and Summer's on-again, off-again relationship, covering everything from infatuation to separation. It's a funny and honest look at the universal struggle to make sense of love.
A young man who experiences an intense love affair, navigating the ups and downs of his relationship with Summer.
The object of Tom's intense love affair, whose on-again, off-again relationship with him is explored through a non-linear narrative.
Scott Neustadter is credited as a co-author of the screenplay for (500) Days of Summer. This work is a screenplay, not a novel or traditional book.
Yes, (500) Days of Summer is a standalone screenplay and not part of a larger series. It tells a complete story within its own narrative.
Yes, (500) Days of Summer was adapted into a well-known film. The screenplay was written for the movie.
(500) Days of Summer is a romantic comedy-drama that explores a relationship from a non-linear perspective. It delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and destiny.