The Feels

I will admit that I didn't even finish this movie and that is solely on the fact that I feel that there were better things to spend my time with. This movie is in all honesty awful. I can understand the appeal of the plot, I can even understand that this movie could have been good, well at least funny. Sadly the very poor acting is this movies' Achilles heel. While the two main characters acting is fine but sadly leaves a lot to be wished for, the rest of the actors manage to bring this movie to its demise. Incredibly awkward to watch when the planed jokes are butchered by bad acting.

An awful movie that is not worth your time! If you want to see a good lesbian storyline go watch Carol or in all honesty any other lesbian movie than this, even an amateur youtube lesbian short movie will be a better way to spend your time.

As a lesbian, I am well accustomed to watching awful films just for a lesbian storyline but this was definitely one of the worst. I didn't connect with any of the characters and nothing really happened throughout the whole movie. There are also some really cringey parts where one of the characters sings.

I just wanted to watch a chill lesbian movie and this was not bad. They're having fun and that's important. I liked the storyline. Good ending also.

I came across this movie on Netflix and while I greatly disliked the actress who played Lu - her acting style was very distracting - I did enjoy Constance Wu's Andi and the supporting characters, especially the very funny Regular Helen.

A sweet meeting between girls for a farewell threshold, reminded me a lot of the wonderful "The Boys and Band" not so prestigious, not so intense, but adorably fun, the intimate character, the improvised dialogues, the nostalgic presentations, combined with country locations and intimate debate, give a soft, passionate and charming touch... #GirlsWoman inLove.