Beginning, Middle, and End

From movie:
The beginning of Frozen starts with two sisters. They were once close, but Elsa's powers became too strong and they needed to be concealed for Anna's sake. Then the parents died. Tragic. In the middle of the movie, the castle is open for all to come and see Elsa be crowned Queen of Arendale. Anna gets all happy and goes crazy over any guy that looks her way. Then she finds her prince and thinks she's in love. She's not. You don't fall in love with somebody and not know their last name. Dammit, Anna. Then Elsa gets mad at her sister and her powers are revealed. She goes off to a mountain and uses her powers after having them forever concealed. Anna goes to look for Elsa. She finds her. Turns out Anna was struck in the heart by Elsa's powers and now only an act of true love can save her. In the end, Elsa learns about true love and hugs her sister and she is unfrozen. The kingdom lives on and the sisters live happily ever after. 
From life:
Something beginning in my life is a new year. 2015. Exciting because I'll be going off to college. Something that I'm in the middle of is high school. I still have about 6 months to go. And I can't even believe it. Where did the time go?! Something ending in my life is 2014. It was such a great great great year. Definitely one of my favorite years. Loved every second of it.
Idea for film:
For the beginning, it could start with two drug dealers that live in Brazil and are both madly in love with the same person. In the middle, their one true love could be taken hostage by other drug dealers. They must sacrifice their wealth for the girl. In the end, they could all die together. I'm serious. They will all get shot when they are exchanging the money and the girl.

Undeserved Misfortune

From movie:
In 500 Days Of Summer, Tom is looking for love. He finds Summer. They seem to be happy and everything is right in the world. But then Summer says all she wants is to be friends. Tom fakes a smile and moves on with his fantasy of them being together. The misfortune occurs when Summer ends up falling in love with somebody else and marrying them. EVEN after she says that she didn't believe in love and that it was all fairy tale talk. Like who does that? Shame really. Poor Tom. He didn't deserve that.

From life:

Something I believe will always be an undeserved misfortune is a death in the family. I don't think anybody should go through the pain of losing somebody so close to them. No one should suffer from losing part of themselves, whether it be because they are sick or because of old age.

Idea for Film:
A cliche undeserved misfortune in a romantic movie IN MY OPINION is when one of the person's gets cheated on. It always always always happens somehow, at least in the most basic romantic comedy movies. And the worst part is that they find out and then the person that cheated says something dumb like "its not you, its me" or some gibberish like that.