I am honestly surprised by all the negative reviews because I thought this movie was fantastic. It is clear that many people hating on it are upset because it does not glorify wealth or material status. It is about the deeper truth that real happiness comes from love, connection, and being valued for who you are, not for what is in your bank account.
The characters feel real, the emotions are raw, and the story takes you on a journey that challenges the idea that money equals happiness. The ending is a beautiful reminder that love can be worth more than any fortune.
One note of caution. There is a scene that could be triggering for some viewers who have experienced trauma or abuse. It is brief but emotionally intense, and it is handled as part of the story’s emotional depth.
Overall, I left the movie feeling moved, inspired, and honestly a little more hopeful about the power of genuine love. If you are tired of shallow love stories and want something with heart, this is worth watching.