Ceara Chavez

A lot of really bad writing. unrelateable problems. far fetched problems. spoiler: I have never in my life met someone who feels like their parents were imposters and bad people because they used IVF to conceive. Also, it was incredibly weird for the main girl to ditch her fiancé (who took the breakup remarkably well) and fall in love with a guy (who only likes her because she’s identical to his dead friend) she met only a week ago. Also, why did they replace the dead girl with a “better” version- someone who was good at the stuff she was bad at, religious, less adventurous. Even the parents wanted to replace their dead daughter. It was just weird. And at the end credits, the acting team begs us to “share the hope/message”. I have no idea what kind of message this movie was sending.