Through Night and Day

Movie is just hard to watch and I just cant explain how I frustrated I am watching this expecting the hype to live up

Execution is bad, really bad why? Director and storyboard seems that they didnt knew what they were doing

The movie is full of yara yara back and fourth they dont even know what a buildup is. They straight to your face slaps something straight out of nowhere,

First of half of the movie is really annoying and if executed properly would make the "hey b0ss i have cancer" part better.

So Yea, I cant express my frustrations much more. Movie has execution issues, ending is meh it could better if writing is better and I almost forgot that Aurora Borealis part was hilarious the editing looks godawful Lmao

See ya

This is a movie that was born out of a high schooler's mind. The story is so predictable and cliche that even the twist is to be expected you'll just wait for it to happen.

We all know that Alex is a great and versatile actress but, her role in this one just doesn't stick. Her character is plainly annoying. The only redeeming factor about this movie is Paolo Contis and Joey Marquez's acting.

"Through Night and Day" is a love story with a very predictable ending. The movie was well made and had good shots of Iceland but the plot and script didn't do it for me and were way too shallow. At just 1 hour and 40 mins, i still felt kinda bored and just started using my phone but i still predicted what would happen. Netflix's recent local releases: "Untrue" and "Sunod" are better than this.

Since I'm no fan of wattpad, this story does not seem familiar. I loved how the writers gave so much heartfelt dialogue and I just admire how the actors give so much emotions even without saying anything! I love it! Made me cry like there's no tomorrow!! Also, would like to agree that one's relationship will indeed be tested when you're alone together, esp in a foreign country.

Love the story, relatable to many relationships. Outstanding acting from the actors especially Paolo Contis. And the setting, Baguio and Iceland, perfect!