Despite many of the comments written here, I think this movie is AGAINST consumerism. The director also shows that after buying so much things, limits of her credit cards become full and she can't buy anymore. Also, Roscoe asks her how she will pay for all that stuff when the date for payment comes, she says that she isn't planning to be here by then. I think that the director wants to show the importance of the guitar by first making her buy lots of other stuff. She gives up all of those stuff but she can't leave her pretty red guitar on any condition. Melody seems like she only wants the guitar, but first she buys other things to build the courage to buy the guitar. Especially, the acting is very good in this film, however, the ending is very expectable; I think the writer could have come up with something different. I have really high hopes from Amy Redford, maybe she can be as good as Clint Eastwood one day.
Review of The Guitar
