Love You Like That

It's an Australian movie, I wasn't expecting great acting and it was like watch 'around the twist' so it's cute to watch, it's also like home and away but less drama.

The main character was wayyy tooo much she looked like she was over the top at times... the script wasn't adding up either. I'll go get the Nutella and nect minute they all exit and forgot about the Nutella. She also forgot her coffee she loved so much??

The drinking of bourbon in the morning... arnt we trying to help people not to drink???

What's with the profanity some people might think it's not there but I know it's too much for a feel good movie and if it's a family movie.

My title pretty much captures it.

I was only interested in this film because Steph Tidsall was in it and John Jarrat, and whilst they were the only convincing actors in this role, the rest of the movie was absolutely deplorable.

I am gob smacked that there were so many good reviews. I love Australian movies but this was the dead set the worst movie I have ever seen in my whole life - I only saw it to the end because I thought maybe there would be some comedic satire involved and because I paid $2.99 to rent it. Much regret.

I am a HUGE fan of Australian movies but this is awful! Only interesting character is Emily which is decently acted by Steph Tisdell. The storyline is boring and disjointed. I can't believe I paid to watch this.

Seeing the positive reviews I am wondering if they were all done by family and friends of the cast.

Omg this is just embarrassing, the acting is just weak, the plot is ridiculous, it's gotten "woke" and it's plain boring and corny. It's the product of defunding the Aussie arts combined with "progressive" politics that just creates unwatchable nonsense...shame to see John Jarret stooping so low, what a shocker, Australia can do better surely !!!!!!

'Love You Like That' is a breezy, fun rom-com with a host of off-beat characters with a genuinely witty script, along with a cast that knows how to have fun with it. While it stays within familiar rom-com territory, it does so with a genuine sense of sincerity, a nice change in these cynical times. Allira Jaques shines as the free-spirited Honey, and features an interesting turn by Jarratt, who adds his own unique layer of humor and heart.

Though it doesn't break new ground, 'Love You Like That' is a fun, light-hearted watch that delivers what it promises for its target audience: a feel-good movie filled with laughs and second chances. The colourful and punchy cinematography showcases the beautiful coastal regions of Australia's East Coast. Slickly produced, this film is a great film for those craving an earnest and uplifting rom-com.