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overly used plot but a cute version
Honestly, it’s not a bad movie. It’s actually quite enjoyable, but the biggest issue for me is that the plot is very overused. After a while, it kind of loses its charm because the story feels very familiar.
That being said, it’s still a nice movie, and I think people who haven’t seen this type of story before might enjoy it much more than I did.
Overall, it was fun to watch, and one thing that really stood out to me was the theme around curly hair. That part actually resonated with me a lot.
As a millennial who grew up seeing ads on TV constantly telling us that curly hair was messy or dry and that was it was a " problem" that we needed silky straight hair to look pretty, this movie brought back a lot of memories. The way it touched on that insecurity felt very real and relatable, and I enjoyed how the movie brought back something that so strongly defined beauty back in the day.
The reason I say the plot isn’t very original is because it’s the kind of storyline you’ve probably seen before. The movie follows a girl who has a crush on a guy, and her friends help her build the courage to confess her feelings. During a school trip, she’s about to confess to him, but in that moment she realizes she’s actually in love with her best friend instead. They start dating, but things don’t stay simple. The best friend has serious family issues that force him to leave and disappear from her life. Years later, she still hasn’t moved on, and then he suddenly reappears, and their love story continues.
It’s one of those plots where you can pretty much predict what’s going to happen because we’ve seen similar stories many times before.
Even so, the movie is still a light and enjoyable watch. It may not be the most original story, but it has some relatable moments and a nostalgic feeling that makes it worth watching if you’re in the mood for something simple and sweet.
That being said, it’s still a nice movie, and I think people who haven’t seen this type of story before might enjoy it much more than I did.
Overall, it was fun to watch, and one thing that really stood out to me was the theme around curly hair. That part actually resonated with me a lot.
As a millennial who grew up seeing ads on TV constantly telling us that curly hair was messy or dry and that was it was a " problem" that we needed silky straight hair to look pretty, this movie brought back a lot of memories. The way it touched on that insecurity felt very real and relatable, and I enjoyed how the movie brought back something that so strongly defined beauty back in the day.
The reason I say the plot isn’t very original is because it’s the kind of storyline you’ve probably seen before. The movie follows a girl who has a crush on a guy, and her friends help her build the courage to confess her feelings. During a school trip, she’s about to confess to him, but in that moment she realizes she’s actually in love with her best friend instead. They start dating, but things don’t stay simple. The best friend has serious family issues that force him to leave and disappear from her life. Years later, she still hasn’t moved on, and then he suddenly reappears, and their love story continues.
It’s one of those plots where you can pretty much predict what’s going to happen because we’ve seen similar stories many times before.
Even so, the movie is still a light and enjoyable watch. It may not be the most original story, but it has some relatable moments and a nostalgic feeling that makes it worth watching if you’re in the mood for something simple and sweet.
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