Maybe It's You

Maybe it's you was a fun romantic comedy with great performances all around.

Unfortunalty, like some of the other reviewers said... its ending made me sad and I don't think it should have ended like that.

Basically best friends end up dating after they both become single. Their chemestry is amazing It ends up taking a turn for the worst when you see this amazing and fun guy turn into a total jerk bag. The stuff he ends up doing is so not fair and will most likely make you a little angry.

Id say it's totally worth a watch for our characters fun chemistry but be prepared to most liked now how it ends.

Well, that was a surprise... We were so hesitant when we read all of the horrible reviews about the "worst ending ever." And honestly that made me wanna watch it even more. I honestly don't understand how anyone could take issue with any part of this wonderful film.

So glad we were defiant and watched it. This was a perfect little independent film. I won't give you spoilers, but it was endearing, it was authentic, it was painful in the very best way and also so beautiful. The characters were so well fleshed out and believable. I remember this period of life, had friends and situations that were depicted...it was like being a fly on the wall for the struggles of adulthood so many of us have.

The acting was also exceptional, and the humor was not slapstick, it was smart and funny. The only thing that bothered me, and this is so stupid, is that they were constantly outside in a Chicago winter without coats. Lol!!! Other than that... Absolutely loved it!

It's fun, clever, charming and emotional, and the ending is its best part, contrary to what some of the reviewers have written. If we were to judge based on their reviews, some people desperately want to be lied to and have allowed the romantic comedy genre to degenerate in Hallmark formulas. Well, rude awakening for them: life is not that way, folks! This is why this movie is so much more believable and touching.

How many perfect matches and marriages have you seen to last in real life? How many blind passions have you seen in real life obscuring the obvious choice for some people? Adding quality to such life-like characteristics, this film asks the age-old question whether men and women could be just friends. And not having big, predictable 'stars' contributes to its freshness and even good acting.

One more clever touch of this film is precisely the avoidance of closing up every scene (namely the final one). As one great, smart, fun and under-appreciated American actress (Lauren Graham) recently said, real life has no closed chapters like the scenes in a movie. So, the open ending adds credibility and emotional depth to this film, helped by the female lead's fine acting.

"May Be It's You" had so much potential, but unfortunately, the ending left a lot to be desired. The buildup was great, but the resolution felt rushed and unsatisfying. It's a shame because the rest of the movie had some interesting moments and characters.

I hope the filmmakers consider producing a second installment of "May Be It's You" to give the story a chance to live up to its intriguing title. There's still potential for a compelling sequel that could provide a more satisfying conclusion for the audience.

'to the actress: Your performance in "May Be It's You" was truly exceptional, and I'm immensely grateful for the emotion and depth you brought to the character. Your acting added a layer of authenticity to the film that made it memorable. Thank you for your outstanding work.'