What promised to bring back the romantic comedies of the 90s seemed to be just a mixture of countless new and old popular films in a project that didn't work out well in the end.
The best friend was a presence reduced to someone who only thinks and talks about boys, just as all the humorous scenes where the jokes were embarrassing to hear were unnecessary. The reason for all the lies that Zoey creates it's not at all convincing as acceptable and Zach amnesia where he forget absolutely everything about a person except her name is abusing the intelligence of those watching.
Reunax's character was there just to say that the film was a love triangle and try to bring some modernity to the subject of romantic relationships but at least he delivered a good acting. Starkey showed something different from his other works and it was the part that saved the time lost when watching. Langford still doesn't show emotions in a good way and all her expressions seem the same while the humorous scenes seem extremely forced, in a film full of errors her presence as the lead was the icing on the cake, a really bad choice.
Nice touch with the old and well-known actors from other romantic comedies, but it didn't save the film from the predictable plot and an even more predictable end.
I recommend it to anyone who likes those films where you can just leave the TV on and miss half of it and still understand the ending.
The best friend was a presence reduced to someone who only thinks and talks about boys, just as all the humorous scenes where the jokes were embarrassing to hear were unnecessary. The reason for all the lies that Zoey creates it's not at all convincing as acceptable and Zach amnesia where he forget absolutely everything about a person except her name is abusing the intelligence of those watching.
Reunax's character was there just to say that the film was a love triangle and try to bring some modernity to the subject of romantic relationships but at least he delivered a good acting. Starkey showed something different from his other works and it was the part that saved the time lost when watching. Langford still doesn't show emotions in a good way and all her expressions seem the same while the humorous scenes seem extremely forced, in a film full of errors her presence as the lead was the icing on the cake, a really bad choice.
Nice touch with the old and well-known actors from other romantic comedies, but it didn't save the film from the predictable plot and an even more predictable end.
I recommend it to anyone who likes those films where you can just leave the TV on and miss half of it and still understand the ending.