There is something about the movie that I feel too unrealistic and I can't wrap my head around it. The story revolves around the struggle that faces a new couple, living by Central Park as a plot seemed completely unnecessary. As two educated adults, I thought they must have a particular good reason to stay there, paying astronomical amounts in rent, but Anya character only cited that she is comfortable there, then why is she so miserable the whole time? I reason maybe they lived there because NY as a community is very open and welcoming, but they seemed unusually lonely there, no friends, no activities, just straight unhappiness and gloom all the time. I just can't seem to relate, if you're gonna be miserable, why not travel or do something else given that money seems to be of no problems to them. The acting seemed too one dimensional for me that there are multiple scenes in which I know beforehand what they were about to say exactly - or perhaps these could be just one of those scenes that is formulaicly written for indonesian romance-genre viewers. The first 60-80 minutes were just boring and unnecessary to sit through then it got mediocre till the ends. Well, if you've got nothing to do, you might as well do something else that you might find fun instead.
Review of Critical Eleven
