Electric Love

This is a light movie, wouldn't necessarily call it a romantic COMEDY, there were no laugh out loud moments, maybe a few scenes that made me chuckle, ALTHOUGH it is quite relatable especially if you're in your 20s or 30s and you have tried online dating. Nothing revolutionary, yet still a fun watch.

Electric Love wants to be a hip, whimsical independent film about young people in LA looking for love.

In a series of interconnected tales, friends and acquaintances criss cross each other as they use apps to hook up successfully and not so successfully.

This is a low budget film, it is also rather shallow with a thin story and nothing much to say.

In a sense the film replicates those speed dating events. Things move breezily along and you cannot remember much about it as nothing of substance happened.

This movie feels like it was written by a teenager. The characters have no depth, their motivation is unclear and there is no third act.

Don't waste your time.

The female protagonist acting is good. The first 15 minutes are nice, then the main couple meet each other and boredom lasts for an hour. Nothing happens at all. Although the Love councelor an her hater's history has potential, this potential is not explored.

Couples, dates, humor in reasonable doses, social media, unrealistic and familiar situations and the desire to present a sort of map of relations types. A nice film having not the desire to be more. Traces of ordinaries situations, drawings of love stories and a decent film about attraction, the other, acceptance forms and, maybe happiness.