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Despite some fits and starts, I thought this was a very realistic, heartfelt story. The music score was also very fitting. The main thing is that "all's well that ends well."

Skenario buruk, plot story childish, mixed culture tp tidak di jabarkan dulu.. sebenanya mau liat apa ini..perfect fit tp ga nyambung.

A Perfect Fit is a simple yet captivating Indonesian romantic drama, enriched by the tropical atmosphere and rich culture of Bali. The film delivers a light, heartwarming love story without unnecessary drama, making it perfect for viewers looking for relaxing entertainment.

The film's strongest point lies in its setting. Bali is beautifully captured with its natural landscapes, traditional markets, and local culture that are naturally embedded throughout the story. The cinematography serves up visually pleasing images that strengthen the film's romantic and warm tone.

In terms of storytelling, A Perfect Fit doesn't offer a groundbreaking premise. The plot is fairly predictable, and some of the dialogue feels a bit cliché. Yet, this is balanced by the solid chemistry between the cast and the way the film conveys its message about finding love in unexpected places.

That said, certain parts of the story feel a bit rushed, lacking deeper character exploration. However, for audiences seeking a light and uncomplicated romance film, it remains enjoyable.

For these reasons, I'd rate this film 7/10. It's a charming local romance worth watching for its scenery and feel-good vibe.

It's the typical movie that nourishes the audience with a real feeling of love.

With a nice story, beautiful photography and an incredibly sweet soundtrack.

Chemistry is in the eye and audiences who like a sweet love story will love it. Because we already have enough bitterness in the real world.

Music: Arah Kaki.

Singer: Laura Theux.

Hadrah Daeng Ratu's 'A Perfect Fit' is an overtly soapy love story full of cringe-worthy plot points and useless supporting characters. Though often feels forced at times, the movie's use of Balinese cultures and traditions is both refreshing and compelling. Well-acted, but the screenplay, penned by Ratu and Garin Nugroho, lacks focus and uses too many clichéd story beats.