Really Love

This movie popped up on my Netflix watch list. I liked the movie but felt like it was trying too hard to recreate something already done. While watching, I kept getting Love Jones vibes but not as in depth. I like that it was about two black professionals, had positive characters and the backdrop was in DC. I just wished the lead characters were more developed and the ending didn't leave you hanging.

Really Love, I fell in love with this movie. Angel Kristi Williams and co-writer Felicia Pride wrote a beautiful love story. The chemistry between Kofi Siriboe and Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing is just amazing, I've got no clue how these two actors did not fall in love for real.

This is a must-watch.

The films passion keeps you watching. An honest love story with realistic ups and downs. When it ended I was sad the story was over.

If you're also a millennial, and you liked Normal People or The Photograph, this film is for you. For the generation that got to see Love Jones in theaters, I think you guys will like it too.

I'm white for reference. I love seeing films where black people get to be fully developed characters. We all need to see more of that. Hopefully 2022 will bring a lot films like that. Not just one or two.

Once you start this movie you become addicted to it, and you want to tell all your friends to watch it.

Really love

A beautiful cast and beautiful cinematography. Love the racial exposure the movie packs too. The soundtrack was also gorgeous, the wardrobe was splendid.

The leads had amazing chemistry, if only they gave them dialogues that helped translate their love to viewers and the storytelling was done better.

The acting was natural and very good. I love the the fact that the movie goes on for just over 1.5 hours, but captures the essence without dragging on. Easy to watch and not too dramatic to the point of it being unrealistic or a typical Hollywood style BS. Overall a good movie to watch.