Threebound

I love romantic comedies, and I was pleasantly surprised by Threebound. The dialogue was so natural and the dynamic between the characters and the fear to commit and move forward in their relationship without giving too much away. If you're looking for a feel good movie watch Threebound. Well done team.

The premise is pretty simple. Two recently single people meet and hit it off. But they don't want their new appreciation for one another to just be a rebound thang. So instead of jumping in feet first, they decide that they need some other "experiences" before trying out a genuine relationship. Much of the usual awngst and miscommunication happens, because of course it does. I enjoyed this film. The leads were good, as was the ensemble. Hats off to Ms. Forstaz for starring and being a co-director. Brava!

My fiancée and I ran into this romantic comedy and had a great time watching it! The story was quite entertaining and the actors/actresses played their parts with great chemistry. Highly recommended for one of those cozy date nights at home.

Thre3bound is an amazing and refreshing indie spin on the classic rom-com and is anything but predictable. It showcases through a very honest lens the trials and tribulations of navigating relationships, as well as a spectacular glimpse into the wild ride known as being a New Yorker, and how the two coincide. The screenplay is modern and genuinely written, and examines the entire spectrum of emotions one goes through after picking the pieces up and putting them back together again after a life setback. It's delivered so effortlessly by the lead actors and supporting cast that it's hard not to feel as if you're a fly on the wall living out each hilarious and cringeworthy moment with them. And if you've ever lived in or spent any amount of time in NYC, the cinematography, editing, and score will make you fall in love with the city's vibrantly beating heart over and over again. A must watch that's guaranteed to give you the feels.

What a great debut from talented actor/writer/director Kate Forsatz. She has put together a fresh cast to tell this smart, thoughtful story of a couple trying to manage their mutual attraction in light of their recent breakups. Of course the heart triumphs - but in a way that makes sense for anyone who can relate to the complexities of modern life. Not a fairy tale, but real life adults willing to take a calculated risk on each other and on love. Funny, touching.