mommy kook

"Love at First Sight" is a delightful movie that ditches the typical romance clichés. Instead of the usual drama – no bad boys, no playing hard to get, no mean girls – it focuses on the genuine experience of two people who instantly connect. There are no games or unnecessary obstacles; just a heartfelt exploration of love's magic. It's a refreshing reminder that sometimes, love really does happen at first sight.

I love how most of the comments said there is no right or wrong person when clearly there is. As an actual 'daughter' in this situation, I really need to point it out. Cindy is the problematic one. She never falls in love; the reason she married Dean is because she doesn't want to be a single mother. But here she is; the moment she became a doctor, she forgot who was beside and holding her all these times. Obviously, if your husband is a scumbag, abusive, narcissistic, and toxic, I do see the reason, but Dean is a nice guy. At the end, you destroy your own relationship, the person you love, and the kids. I hope women out there realise that making more money than your husband is not a ticket for you to ask for divorce or stop loving him. I need to say this because I have experienced this situation in real life. I do hope any men in the Dean position find the happiness that you guys deserve.

The cinematography is top-tier. However, the movie has no point in being that long. The message was clear; it does capture the situation during that time, which feels so real. I love how each character delivers the insanity. The only thing that makes me entertained is Black Phillips. Such a cute and funny goat!

Confusion, gruesomeness, and humour are the best ways to describe this movie. I do believe Peter's existence was planned, as his mother never wanted him in the first place but was being forced by the grandmother. This is not shocking for the cult community; they will wait for years just to accomplish or achieve the 'high' level. Peter probably joined the club anyway because none of them are sane—not something new if you know how cults work. Good movie 🍿.

Some movies do not need the sequence; this movie is one of those. The musical vibe is not there. It feels like they are trying to play random ABBA songs, which have nothing to do with the scene. Different from Mamma Mia! (2008), you can feel the connection between the music and the character, which is interesting because it does feel like I'm watching 'Barbie' (Cartoon) in real life. But this one just feels off. Sorry.

This film is just purely enjoyable. If you are looking for a movie to watch on the weekend after a stressful week or month, this is the answer. I recommend you watch this movie with your loved ones who love to express their feelings; trust me, it'll be a good memory.

If I can be honest, this movie is not suitable for people like me who are hoping for a clue or plot to happen. Most people who like the movie are critical thinkers. I understand the movie message after reading the reviews. The movie wants to portray loneliness, but somehow my brain still cannot comprehend the complexity. Thus, does it mean this movie is bad? Nope, not at all. As someone who loves open endings where we as audience members need to solve problems, this movie is still enjoyable, but if you are not an easily overwhelmed and empathic person, this movie might send you to sleep.

A very confusing movie makes the audience wonder what the movie really wants to deliver. Spoiler: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From the start, Pat never hides who he is, and it is very clear until the end that he is the killer. Until the part where his lawyer denies the confession, this is where it starts to build up. I do believe that the lawyer tried to cover up the cases and convince Pat to just play around. Until I read the reviews and blog, some people suggested it was his hallucinations. It is clear he is taking some medication, which indicates he is struggling with mental health. Then this is where my perspective of the movie changes; he never kills any of those people; he dreams to be a serial killer. This actually makes much more sense, because how come he can get away from CCTV anyway? All the shooting, the way police cars blow up—none of it makes sense eventually. So this movie is about his hallucinations, and the drawing at the end indicates his imagination.

Maybe if you are aware of a cult community or movement, this movie might grab your attention. As someone who doesn't have any ideas about cult, this movie is a purely waste of time. Gruesome but not disturbing; not even gagged. It is what it is.

Charismatic movie. Worth to watch.