Nothing Good Ever Happens

This is not one of the state-of-the-art high-quality Hollywood production films that you'd find flooding the cinemas nowadays. Instead, you can clearly tell from the shaky camera movements and cinematically unpolished scenes that this is a low-budget amateur production.

This film has brought valuable highlight on mental health issues. The subject of dealing with breakups in life might seem simple, but this film manages to bring out an extraordinary story out of the simple life event.

Josh Miller, who plays the protagonist Neil in this film, is very attractive. To be honest, I only started watching this because of the irresistible cover photo featuring his cute face. However, I also somehow find him way too distractingly hot to make his role relatable in this particular scenario.

I do want to criticize, however, the gratuitous nudity in this film. The showing of boobs in this film is unnecessary and it occurs several times throughout this film, even at the very beginning of it.

Overall, a good watch for young people who is either going through a breakup or has been through one. You will be able to relate to it.