My Future You

Such a beautiful movie!! I saw this on Netflix, and even though I don't understand Filipino, I watched it with subtitles, and absolutely loved it. The storyline, acting, directing, editing, music score, everything was perfect and I felt happy in my heart!!

Such a beautiful movie!! I saw this on Netflix, and even though I don't understand Filipino, I watched it with subtitles, and absolutely loved it. The storyline, acting, directing, editing, music score, everything was perfect and I felt happy in my heart!!

Such a beautiful movie!! I saw this on Netflix, and even though I don't understand Filipino, I watched it with subtitles, and absolutely loved it. The storyline, acting, directing, editing, music score, everything was perfect and I felt happy in my heart!!

At first, I assumed that the film was going to be exactly like the anime "Your Name".

But this is among one of the best Filipino adaptations I've ever seen. Indeed, the anime serves as a major source of inspiration, but this movie gave me a separate unique feeling!! I was amazed by the acting, walang meaningless na sigawan; (loved how calm Lex communicates w Karen)... you can see the acting simply expressed raw emotions of family relations and will make you cherish your own family situations, though not perfect. Everything does happen for a reason, and we should learn to be content with it :)

I'm from India.. it came in my Netflix recommendations.. Read the gist of the movie and was very intrigued by the storyline.. The Star crossed lovers .. I didn't know the audio language.. had to have the subtitles on but .. the acting and the script was so so good that I had tears in my eyes during the emotional scenes , smiles during the light scenes. This movie is not just about Star crossed lovers but as an audience it's also about beyond different spoken language barrier. Loving every second of the movie as I am watching it. Beautiful Movie. Excellence Performances. Also the actor is really cute. Pretty actress.

My Future You (2024) is more than just a romantic film with a sci-fi twist. It's a heartfelt story that hits home. Starring Francine Diaz and Seth Fedelin, the movie starts with an intriguing premise: two people from different timelines connecting through a mysterious comet and a dating app. But as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that it's not just about fate or fantasy. It's about the real, raw emotions that come with love, loss, and growing up.

What makes the film stand out is how it gently shifts its focus from romance to something deeper family. You'll find yourself reflecting on the little things: the sacrifices our parents make, the moments we take for granted, and the relationships we sometimes forget to nurture. It reminds us that while love stories are beautiful, the ones that truly shape us often happen within our own homes.

The time travel element serves as a mirror, letting the characters see who they were, who they've become, and who they still want to be. It's not just about changing the past. It's about understanding it. The film teaches us that while we can't always fix everything, we can choose how we move forward.

Francine and Seth deliver heartfelt performances that bring sincerity and warmth to their roles. Their chemistry, combined with the emotional weight of the story, makes the film feel honest and deeply relatable.

In just under two hours, My Future You gives you a quiet, moving reminder: cherish the people you love, be brave with your choices, and never underestimate the power of second chances, whether in love, life, or family.

Is there no other flowing ideas to create a more refreshing narrative for romantic flairs, but submit a copycat downgraded version of Kimi no nawa?

Although cinematography is there. The whole story is just a copycat that didn't do justice on the inspired story of Your name. Filo cinema needs to be expansive and more creative. It's not a very interesting story and their chemistry was all dry, including the acting. Like forced.

This movie needs an extensive workshop for all Filipino artists. It's just sad that even potentials are handpicked in a lenient manner when things could've been much more creative if it isn't.