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Boy and girl with similar IQ levels. She realizes the guy in front of her is different than past boyfriends. She thinks he's cool, when, in reality, he is vlogging. They realize they don't have to actually communicate feelings in order to get a superficial relationship to work. They work out long enough to get a Netflix special. Voila!

Seriously though, maybe this reality movie has a deeper meaning: if you want to make a relationship work out, do a few things. 1. Have low expectations about what you want in your partner. 2. Lock yourselves inside. 3. Drink a lot. 4. Have similarly primitive communication skills.

When you are not ready to fall in love again.

And you meet the person that changes that.

That makes this Documentary so relatable.

Even if they do not end up with each other, what they had is hard to beat. They did not sugar coat it.

Relationship's that is based on Extreme situations like this do not last they say. However those that do last is inspiring.

What makes this documentary appeals to me, is what happened to Khani, she tried hard not to fall in love again. But this time the guy turns out to be better.

It is nice that there are some things that came out good from the pandemic.

Extreme situations brings out the true you...

That is what this documentary, reminds me of.

An unplanned reality show. Better than a real reality show because it all happened so naturally. Very cute couple living through a fantasy vacation while experiencing the ups and downs of being forced to fast track getting to know each other, and falling in love in the process. The plot is like something out of a Disney movie except there is no villain.

Nice to see something so uplifting once in a while. No crazy turns or cliff hangers, just two people falling in love unexpectedly and growing as people in the process due to a series of random and unpredictable pandemic related events. At least something good came out of covid.

Having packed up and move to Europe for a year, my wife and I were intrigued to see this story unfold... Becoming stranded on holiday during a pandemic whilst on a third date is a recipe for disaster. But I just couldn't get over the guy in this story, we were all watching this show and just being embarrassed by this guy's tendency to film the most inappropriate things for the sake of his egotistical YouTube channel. The worst was him filming himself while driving a vehicle then putting his car on its side into the water... Then filming the locals helping them right the car up! The man bun, the topples filming of himself jogging, eating, drinking, getting haircuts... I struggled to the end, but my wife sort of liked it, so 4 it is...

7.5 stars.

This film is a mouthful to be sure, a reality TV show of sorts, meets a vlogger on an escapade, meets Netflix Documentary. I was intrigued with this from the get go. Something about the authenticity of it all and the timing was really cool. Was this all real, it appears to be so. Did it all happen the way it's presented to us and the raw footage was utilized and edited into a documentary format? I'm convinced the answer is: yes. Did this girl and guy eventually fall in love organically (albeit they had no choice)? It looks like it. I don't know what else to say but it's an interesting little film with lots of footage taken from his vlog, if it's really authentic. If it's not authentic, then whatever, I was still entertained enough to round up to an 8.