No Doubt

A very special but also quite interesting film. Some will adore it, some will find it boring. It is the first date of two millennials, who practice online dating. The whole movie is this, the first rendezvous of the two, which actually are the only actors in the film. This appointment is about telling the truth, there is spontaneity, fears, serious talk, jokes, games. A first date many of us will see a lot from our lives, but also from the lives of others who have always wondered if that was the case. Obviously a low budget production, but maybe that was ultimately necessary. After all, the first date of two everyday people couldn't be luxurious and surely a movie that would show it like that wouldn't be realistic. The performances are not for the Oscars, but they are extremely natural. After all, it is required by the concept of film. Watch it, I think it won't disappoint you.

How can somebody love this movie?? The WHOLE movie is about two people having a conversation inside the house. Boring, boring and boring! -100000000/10

It's nice to watch something that isn't driven by explosions, overlong fight sequences, and underwritten characters. I really liked this movie. I thought the filmmakers did a great job at capturing the awkwardness of first dates. I thought the connection between the characters grew organically and it was fun to watch.

I feel like when a movie is all dialogue it's the writing that makes or breaks a movie and the writing in this film was excellent. So many memorable moments. It goes to show that you don't need a huge budget to make a strong film.

Not a great movie but still a solid effort. You can tell it's a low budget project but I thought the performances and script were very engaging and relatable even though I'm a bit older than the target audience. My favorite scene was the Johnny Bravo monologue. I don't want to spoil it but when you see it it will change the way you view the Johnny Bravo character.