Been There All Along

The temptation to be critic about this film is not exactly a reduced one. But it has two basic virtue - the drops of good humor and the fair perspective about dating apps. And, indeed, the nice job of Marlie Collins and Adam Hollick is a good point of film -ignoring the labzrinth of relation -. Unfair to expect too much, the cat and the end and the stories of supporting characters are just enough for a pleasant show who, not ignoring the recipe , offers some questions and some romance and some decent acting. So, nothing new, nothing bad but, in essence good option for very precise target. And ...that is just all.

Reel One Entertainment (ROE) is known for mass producing low budget rom-coms, that mostly have low quality. ROE, Nicely and others tend to use the Hallmark formula, a female lead with her own business stumbles into romance. Low budget rom-coms seem to be obsessed with apps especially dating ones, maybe to appeal to a younger audience. The "app" plots tend to be duds and this one is no exception, along with a lot of the dialog. Marlie Collins the female lead doesn't work, totally not believable as a tech exec. I blame the director for not getting a believable performance from her. Adam Hollick the male lead is very good and carries scenes he's in and is believable as a marking guru. The supporting cast was ok.

Imagine you ( as a woman ) find a guy who is perfect on all aspects but is allergic to cats. But you have a cat and in a delusional sense cat becomes like a baby so you prefer to ditch the guy instead of get rid of a cat. In my opinion this is absurd and show the state of delusionment of some people especially woman who prefer to stay single insted of making some basic compromises. Since when a cat is more important than a person, love, career and everything else. To put the cat as example of a reason for a relation not to work is just so ridicolous and pathetic. Except this in general the movie was funny and ok.

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