Tanveer Ashiq – Google

I don't think I've ever seen a movie ever that I could agree with so much. I'd give this a 4.95/5 if google reviews allowed for more nuance, but this is the highest rating I've ever given for a movie. The only reason I hold back the 0.05 is because at some points it felt like the movie was trying to be a little philosophical to the point that it felt a tiny bit forced (a very tiny bit). That being said, I have never like a movie more, in any genre. I often feel that I'm too harsh and too critical everytime I give 4/5 to a movie that's generally considered good, because I often think that maybe I'd never give a movie a 5/5. But this movie has hit that mark, without a doubt. It's rare to find a movie in the romance genre that manages to give such deep insights into the characters without getting sad or even dreary. This movie is far from sad, and literally checked all the boxes in my mental list.

Bad cinematography but loved the characters so much. The narration felt unnaturally engaging. About the cinematography - there's the scene where Lana Condor faints and lands on the ground in an almost spread eagle manner but in the next shot, her hands and hair are in a different position. There was this other shot where Noah Centineo scribbles 'SKI' in the contract and in a later shot when they sign the contract, the writing style is ostensibly very different. There's a few other places where there's clear inconsistencies between shots and that can absolutely ruin a movie watching experience. A movie should be immersive and should try to reel in the audience but these raw errors just mess that up. Charming characters and I feel like I'm falling into the story and then these glaring mistakes show up, real bummer. That's the only reason I didn't five stars