Virus (2025)

Love, Virus, and Unexpected Hope

I'm just a simple person—give me the virus if it means curing my depression and finding the love of my life, just like in this film

What really stood out to me is how well this movie progressed, especially considering it was filmed in 2019—the same year COVID-19 began. Despite the timing, the story feels surprisingly relevant today. The filmmakers incorporated terms and themes that we now use daily, making the experience feel current and relatable

I also appreciated how the film offered insight into viruses in an educational yet entertaining way. It wasn’t just about drama or romcom—it gave me something to think about. The way it explored scientific ideas without overwhelming the viewer was refreshing

Overall, it's a unique blend of emotion, science, light-laughter in mundane days, and realism. I didn’t expect to connect with it as much as I did, but here we are. Definitely worth a watch

Gemini, play Bloom by Dabin and Dia Frampton for me :")

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Love is Virus

Really liked this movie. It was very engaging and fast-paced. The plot develops quickly, without unnecessary additions, but also without rushing, so I would say that the duration of the movie is perfect. At first, I was expecting a thought-provoking thriller about viruses, so the early comedic tone confused me. But the movie managed to explore a serious topic about a deadly virus in a bright, comedic, and even romantic style. I was also glad that the light tone remained from beginning to end. Surprisingly, this can be considered a light romantic comedy. It really seems that love can be compared to a virus.

The actors did a great job. They brought a lot of charisma and, even though the characters were a bit clichéd and one-dimensional, the cast played their roles just right for this movie and for the story. If you are looking for a cinematic masterpiece, this is not it—but for a fun and exciting evening, it’s a perfect watch.

Where can I get infected by the virus of love?

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