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I'm a bit of a music buff; not in one of those able to recall cool music history kind of ways, but more like the smell of watermelon chapstick makes me think of Slick Rick kind of ways. Musically, I have been a Lenny Kravitz fan for years, so could imagine awesomeness would pound like a drum through Zoe's veins, but I was really taken back at how chill and relatable she was in character. She's very talented. The show is lighthearted and emotional. It pulls on the strings of your heart and keeps you hoping for more. It is geared more towards a late 20-40s age audience. I find myself to have been in Rob's shoes in life but am now wearing the shoes of Cherise. Robyn's character is a trainwreck, she is young and trying to find herself and love. Cherise is more or less enjoying life just being who she is, knowing that she's awesome. Cherise now struggles more with learning how to set goals for herself and figuring out how to accomplish them.

I love this movie. I never saw any previews for it before renting it from a redbox. After seeing it, I purchase it for my home collection the very next day. It's obviously a tragic love story based on William Shakespeare's Hamlet, told from the view of Ophelia. I bing watch this movie. George Mackay, who plays Hamlet, also did a fabulous job in the film Where Hands Touch with Amandla Stenberg from Everything, Everything. I would categorize Ophelia in that same movie genre.