I'm giving this an eight, because we had a great time watching this together with my 11-year old and 16-year old kids. They likely connected with the dynamics of social media and streaming, and how these aspects intertwine with money, fame, and ambition nowadays. I watched this movie without any high expectations and I was surprised to find myself enjoying it.
This is definitely not for everyone, as it introduces an unconventional plotline compared to local teenage romance flicks. Moreover, this film is more than just a romantic flick; it can also be seen as a family movie that portrays the idea of unconditional support and love.
I love the Cathy Garcia-Molina touch in this movie. Her films consistently present not just one side of the story but also provide dialogues that help us relate to the characters, empathize for a moment, sympathize, and provoke reflection afterward. Then, when we hear the other side of the story, we go through the same process. There are various examples, but my favorite was the confrontation scene between V and her mother.
I truly appreciated how the characters were developed; they weren't one-dimensional like what we usually see in typical local films. This evoked various emotions in me, leading me to believe that the film effectively achieved its objectives. The characters were well-cast, and the acting was above average, especially considering that I wasn't very familiar with most of the main characters.
Again, it's not for everybody, but if you're looking for something unconventional and a good production, if you love (or can relate to) vlogs and the streaming culture, and if you're seeking more than just a typical love story, I would recommend this to you.
This is definitely not for everyone, as it introduces an unconventional plotline compared to local teenage romance flicks. Moreover, this film is more than just a romantic flick; it can also be seen as a family movie that portrays the idea of unconditional support and love.
I love the Cathy Garcia-Molina touch in this movie. Her films consistently present not just one side of the story but also provide dialogues that help us relate to the characters, empathize for a moment, sympathize, and provoke reflection afterward. Then, when we hear the other side of the story, we go through the same process. There are various examples, but my favorite was the confrontation scene between V and her mother.
I truly appreciated how the characters were developed; they weren't one-dimensional like what we usually see in typical local films. This evoked various emotions in me, leading me to believe that the film effectively achieved its objectives. The characters were well-cast, and the acting was above average, especially considering that I wasn't very familiar with most of the main characters.
Again, it's not for everybody, but if you're looking for something unconventional and a good production, if you love (or can relate to) vlogs and the streaming culture, and if you're seeking more than just a typical love story, I would recommend this to you.