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Directed by Elise Duran, Cinematography by Autumn Eakin. Both the direction and the cinematography were kept simple. No complexity at all. The camera stands still covering up beautiful portraits like it's a photo shoot and not a film.

Screenplay by Peter Hutchings was lame. Neither did the cringe comedy nor the stuttering awkward conversations strike a chord with the audience. I don't know if he had made justice for the book but definitely not for the producers.

Music by Jeff Cardoni was the only admirable thing in the film. It may not be the best but it's good and not odd.

The cast members Alexandra Daddario, Tyler Hoechlin and others have perfectly acted out their role but what didn't come out goodiin the film is that the pathetic characters they play.

To conclude, Can you keep a secret is a clichéd romantic film that's slow paced and plain with weird characters and cringe comedy.

The movie started off charming and a little bit funny and different. It quickly ran off the tracks and went down hill with a plot line with no actual development and a love story that was weak. It was super corny and awkward to watch.

I read 'Can You Keep a Secret?' by Sophie Kinsella earlier this year. The book was not great. But it was fun, a fun read which I enjoyed very much. But compared to the book this movie is pure garbage.

I haven't read the book yet, but considering the most gorgeous Alexandra is the actress, I went for it. The ratings doesn't give justice. It deserves sone early six pointers. It's a complete fun movie gets you going right from the start. Cinematographed pretty well. And the roles played by the two are even better. Having not much to expect from this movie, it still gave a lot - some a many laughs , friendship goals, couple goals. Lot to cheer about. A very happy movie. It's an underrated rom-com though not one of the finest. It's very fast paced and will end sooner than you expect. Not a must watch I say, but not a bad try either. It's just fun loving, she's very cute! 6.75/10

I'm sure people just want to be mad and hate everything, this film isn't that bad but you'd think it was the worst thing ever from some of the reviews.

Yes I've read the book, I think it's unfair to compare the two as the book is always going to be better. I've never seen a film that's better than the book

It's quite clearly a romcom so expectations should be far more realistic. And nit picking about the plot.....it's fiction. Just switch off and let it wash over you and enjoy, that's what films are made for.