I have no problem with using themselves or their love in their art. Indeed some of the best art comes from just that. By all means examine and put love on display, that's what makes this particular piece so moving. What bothers me is the purposeful decision to never see each other again after that one final hug. The finality of that decision done in such a public way seems extraneous, only neccessary for the art piece.

I have no way of knowing what their feelings towards one another really are so my interpretation is pure conjecture. It could be said that I shouldn't judge but this is supposed to be art and one of the mainstays of art is that viewers can take away from the piece what they will. What stuck with me about the Great Wall bit was the denial of possible futures for the sake of one performance and putting first that display ahead of their relationship and their true feelings. If they can do that then I question even the whole extent of their love, which I'm guessing was probably not their intent. This is what offends my delicate sensibilities.

Thankfully they didn't stick to that contrived agreement. If they had, this encounter would never have happened and they would have done a great disservice to themselves and their obvious feelings towards one another.

I'm all for art and all for love, but I'm with Stormsinger on this one. I have to question the authenticity and meaningfulness of a love that they decided to end with a final performance that seems a grand and eloquant publicity stunt. You are right that we cannot understand what it is to be them but I cannot help but be scornful of such a love that can so easily be discarded in such a way. To never see each other again? For the sake of an art performance?
The feelings they show for each other are moving, but the story of how they ended their prior relationship I find to be tacky and pretentious.

Not to worry, everyone had their helmets on.

You want to talk nitpicking? How about "Lower the good cholesterol and HIGHER(?) the bad cholesterol."

Well to be fair, that's not exactly a black diamond hill. Even for little ones, it's pretty tame.

"It fuckin hurts"

Were you seriously expecting some other outcome?

Seriously, what is up with some of these people? Those two shovelling snow were completely oblivious to a blinding flash of light like that?

Crazy. Not timeshift though.

Pretty sure that falls under animal cruelty. Not cool.

"This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Home Box Office Inc."
I don't know whether that means that it's dead or blocked.

major upvote for the googly eyes but I think the coincidental shadow thing is fake.

Not to mention middle of winter, should be more snow outside.

That security wall is brilliant but locking the doors behind him could end up badly if a robber was armed and there were innocent civilians trapped in there with him.

Nice music choice too.

"Is it too early to do a War on Christmas segment?...It's never too early for that." they say with great glee.