The Anatomy of Love

Hats off to producing and releasing an independent $100K movie like this! It made me care about the characters and it made my eyes wet at times. Good story telling and great acting!

I love cultures and races and the interactions. What threw me off in the beginning was that most of the cast was black. It intrigued me from the start... most movies in the west you see today have a mix of races, but here the whites are rare, love it (me being blue-eyed blond)!

The audio might not be perfect at times nor some visuals but overall, who cares! It's the story that keeps you hooked. And it did. It was predictable from the start and throughout yet quite entertaining at the same time.

As far as love goes... not an easy subject. Examined from many perspectives in the movie from quite dumb to rather perceptive. Contrasts and unanswered questions. Oxymorons. Struggle. Learning. Forgiveness. Choices. Dilemma. Ending?

We all have questions about what love really means. "Anatomy of Love" was very well written and did a great job entertaining these questions. The movie exuded fun through a very vibrant and talented cast of actors. The creative direction for the movie caused you to think back on signs of love that one may have over looked in the past. It's a lesson in love we all can relate to. The college setting helps keep your attention from beginning to end. While others can relate to experiencing a broken heart rather by a love interest or a family member. This movie helps define love genuinely and with integrity. Cheers to Way-Younge LLC, for producing a movie that we can watch time and time again.

I was surprised by how much I really liked this film. I'm kind of fussy about romantic comedy, as so much of it seems to follow the exact same plot. This little urban romance was different from the start. It had a lot of little twists and turns which held my attention right to the end. The set-up was great and followed with frustration, annoyance, and disappointment as the plot drew toward the conclusion. And the ending was never a foregone conclusion. I was on the edge of my seat hoping for a happy ending right up to the end. I watched it with my daughter and best friend and we all loved it. If you like romantic comedy, you must watch Anatomy of Love. Can't wait to see more work by Way-Young.

I typically am not a fan of romantic comedies. The story is always the same; girl meets boy, girl chases boy, girl and boy fall in love the end. This movie offers a twist to the traditional romantic comedies I have seen. I really enjoyed the directors approach in dealing with romances when it comes to the urban community. The movie kept my attention the entire time and I really felt connected to the characters. This movie will make you laugh, it's an all around feel good movie. I was shocked to see how great the quality of the movie was and the excellent cinematography used for an independent film. I actually liked it just as much, if not better, than some of the few urban romance comedies released such as: Brown Sugar, The Wood, Boomerang, etc. If you are looking for a great movie, one the entire family can enjoy, this is the movie to own!

A very good story line that holds your interest throughout the movie. Cassious being an compassionate person who tries hard to let Jenesis know how he feels about her. Jenesis has no immediate intention on allowing their relationship get past "Friends only with possible benefits". Cassious eventually has to put away his feelings for her and pursue other avenues for love. The actors performances allows their characters to be quite believable...... A movie to watch with the girls or that significant other. The blending of the comedy and drama was so well done with this movie it has a melodic flow to it. You will find yourself laughing and the next minute tearing up. This is definitely a movie to add to ones collection. A round of applause to the cast and crew for doing such an impeccable job with this movie.