No Doubt

I feel like when a movie is all dialogue it's the writing that makes or breaks a movie and the writing in this film was excellent. So many memorable moments. It goes to show that you don't need a huge budget to make a strong film.

Not a great movie but still a solid effort. You can tell it's a low budget project but I thought the performances and script were very engaging and relatable even though I'm a bit older than the target audience. My favorite scene was the Johnny Bravo monologue. I don't want to spoil it but when you see it it will change the way you view the Johnny Bravo character.

This is a shallow film. I apprieciate the the Before Sunrise approach but it was really poorly written, the directing was head on terrible in my opinion, the actors felt forced to say what they had. The screenplay was juvenille and it recycled ideas that everyone has discussed in the same way when they were younger.

All of this makes this film a shallow one. And its a shame cause films like this can really shine. Imo the actors reflect the director so I wont blame them.

Lots of cringy and cliche moments aswell.

I would skip it.

This isn't a movie for everyone because it's dialogue driven but to those of you that like those types of movies you'll really enjoy this. Very Linklater-y which I loved

It's nice to watch something that isn't driven by explosions, overlong fight sequences, and underwritten characters. I really liked this movie. I thought the filmmakers did a great job at capturing the awkwardness of first dates. I thought the connection between the characters grew organically and it was fun to watch.