Ang babaeng allergic sa wifi

I'd love to call this as the most heartwarming Pinoy movie of the year. The plots are cool, the twists are rousing, the conversations funny, and the sceneries fit for a generation too much immersed in today's technology. Yet there is a point wherein everybody could or would shed a tear. And it was this blindsiding moment that kept me and my wife asking "what if's." What a great flick! Hoping everybody would watch and support this Filipino film.

Non-sense plot meets bad acting. The script must have been written by children. Nice movie to fall asleep; minutes pass by, nothing happens and when it does... it doesn't. You end up by not caring at all about poor wi-fi allergic girl, you just want to leave and forget her...

Saw it on Netflix and I liked it! This entertained me and did not expect the ending.

Its good that its on Netflix. Story is unique and beautiful. Worth to watch.

What i like most about this film is how it tries to weigh-in the means of finding love the old-school and modern way. And just like the other Jameson Blake film, 'So Connected', this movie also reminds viewers about the dangers of social media, but beyond that it also tackles about family issues, friendship and romance - though somehow these minor subplots made the film convoluted. Still this film is endearing and teaches us that while romance can indeed blossom on the net, it is our actual interaction with other people that helps in creating long-lasting relationship.