Fans have debated and felt torn about Love Actually's iconic cue card scene since the movie was released in 2003.
Is the moment, in which Andrew Lincoln's Mark silently professes his love to his best friend's new wife, Juliet (played by Keira Knightley) in a series of cue cards on her doorstop while her husband/his best friend is mere feet away in the living room, more cute or creepy? Is Mark's earnest honest endearing enough to outweigh everything that makes the situation (including the seemingly obsessive fixation on Juliet demonstrated by the personal footage Mark films at her wedding) deeply uncomfortable?
