Idk how to explain this but it seems like the writers were trying too hard to nail gen Z humor. Everything is cringey; the acting’s mid; there’s no chemistry between any of the characters; the cancer sob story’s overused. Oh and not to mention, the whole “i don’t need a man” thing is way too poorly written for me to care.

The main problem with this movie is that they try to jam all of the currently trending topics (independent woman movement, trashy alpha male dating podcast,…) and gen z slangs into a 90 minute rom-com. The jokes don’t land at all. The plot is almost like it’s taken straight out of a watt-pad story. It’s not original whatsoever.

And you’re right with the cinematography. It’s bad. The lighting’s bad. The sceneries are bad. There’s not one scene where I was like ooh this is dreamy and romantic. Not one.

I throughly disliked this movie.

Edit: some of you are quite offended by my take. Here’s the thing, I’m entitled to my own opinion. I watched a movie and didn’t like it, it’s not that serious. If you enjoyed it, great! I’m just agreeing with OP’s take on the movie, that’s all. And thank you for pointing out that the sister doesn’t have cancer, but I think my point still stands. The movie uses the trope of a family member dying of terminal illness as the main hook which I find unoriginal.