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I had a fun time watching this in theaters. The characters were fun, the actors were fun...the dialogue was a bit cheesy. But, come on, it is a super hero movie it doesn't have to be ground breaking. I also want to see what happens next with the characters.

Get a grip, people hating on it the morning it is released. Ya'll too much. Also why do I need so many characters now to write a review. I was excited to see Emma Robert's in it, I didn't know she would be. Do you think Ben was played by Adam Scott because of Parks of Recs? He's cool, I like him. Is that enough characters already geeze. Fun film, haters relax. Bye.

Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson star in this dark rom com about a girl that meets a guy at a bar but she doesn't exactly tell him everything at the jump of their "Meet Cute" encounter. The movie makes a big left turn at about the 20 minute mark and then keeps you guessing about what is going on for the majority of the movie.

Pete and Kaley have pretty compelling chemistry between the two of them and their comedic timing plays off well of each other. There are some instances where it is a little confusing following "the rules" of what is going on that need a little more fleshed out writing to fully grasp. The movie also deals with certain aspects of depression that can be triggering for some people, but overall the movie has a lot of heart. If you're a fan of these two actors and dark rom coms then you will appreciate this movie and over look the confusing bits. I found it to be entertaining and thoughtful.

The individual stories would be served better if the main story that connected all of them was removed. It would allow more time for each individual phobia story to be flushed out more. Separated, they each had something compelling to say, but were cut short to make room for the interweaving "main" plot. They also could have a bit more focus on the phobia itself that they were portraying. The actors did a pretty solid job but the storylines were a bit short to allow them to dive into their characters, motivations and set the environmental moods for each segment. Love Macy Gray though!