Love at First Kiss

I loved it. It wasn't overly dramatic but had a nice flow and I actually didn't expect the turn it took in the middle. It's not a loud comedy, it's a more quiet movie. I fell for the montage he saw of his best friends girlfriend and wanted it to happen and then the movie convinced me it wasn't a good thing after all.

Yes the book stuff was maybe the more boring part about the movie but it worked well with the little hints about what readers of a book would want as a happy ending and so on. I think it was a good way to describe what the movie was about at the end.

Only thing I disliked was that it seemed a bit fast at the end and it was hard to understand his decisions.

Romantic comedies are a dime a dozen and all has been written and done before, but this one is different... oddly enough, but yeah... different!

It's not "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boys gets girl back... this boy keeps meeting girl after girl after girl after girl and he always knows where things go and he ditches them before losing them. Until one day (or one girl) he doesn't know where it can go...

Love shouldn't feel comfortable but exciting, it shouldn't be a "deja vu" or a "been there done that" but more of a "I really don't know what's coming and that's great!"... and that's exactly what this boy - and us, the viewer - get, and that's what makes this movie different, fresh and great!

I enjoyed the premise of this film and felt the storyline would be an epic love story. About a third of the way through it became very stagnant. There was a rush very early on to shift the story. There wasn't enough character development and angst. There could have been so much more emotional performances. I can only imagine the actors were restricted by the director and screenplay. I would love for an entirely different production company take this story on. It would make for a beautiful book where an author really dogs deep with the main characters. Changes in relationships both led to minimal passion, complacency. It had so much potential!

I recently watched the movie "Love at First Kiss," and to be frank, it was a complete disaster. From the very beginning, it was evident that the movie lacked any substantial plot or character development. The writing was amateurish at best, and it felt as though the writers had no idea what they were doing.

The poor plot twists were poor and uninteresting, and the lack of comedy also left me bored and uninterested throughout the entire movie. As for the so-called "romance," it was lackluster and completely unconvincing. The chemistry between the lead actors was non-existent, and it felt as though they were going through the motions without any real passion or emotion.

Overall, it was a poor movie, and I couldn't help but wonder what the writer was thinking. It seemed as though they were trying to create a romantic comedy, but failed miserably in every aspect. The lack of creativity and effort put into the movie was disappointing, and I would not recommend it to anyone. Save your time and watch something else.

That don't hea "Love At First Kiss" on Netflix, and just abt 1 1/2 hours long, this movie was really boring. I have no idea why it got a TV-MA rating as I didn't see anything warranting that rating at all. The ML accidentally kisses his best friends girlfriend and he believes that he can tell from the first kiss whether he will have a future with that person or not. Of course the kiss was that kind of kiss for him, so he goes on to pursue her and the story takes off from there but couldn't be more boring. It is centered around his publishing business that isn't doing well and there is alot of boring side dialog on it; another side story with another girl that has a crush on him that has a moment or two but not much, and the ending is not very satisfying at all.