First of all, I don't know if it's considered a good movie, it's definitely not for everyone's taste. I liked it because it made me think about myself in lots of situations. Throughout the movie, I needed to pause it several times to digest what I was watching, because it was too hard for me. I think that I have never sympathized with a character as much as I sympathized with Daphne. It hurts me watching her facing these dilemmas because I have been facing them too. I could see her as this messed up woman trying to find herself, I did not see her as a victim, but at the same time not as a "bad person". It's so hard being in that shoe, being confused, being emotionally unstable. A psychologist is HIGHLY recommended in these situations.
I see that the REAL dilemma was not the guys, was actually what life they could give her. It's when you want the settle your life, and when you want the adventure life. You want the best of both worlds and it's not obtainable. She was scared of the future, of looking back and thinking that she wasted her time, or could've done differently. Especially because of her mom's issues and messed up childhood.
I did not like the end of the movie, having a child leads you to a whole new level of confusion, especially if you don't know who the father is, she was too "good vibes" about it. That part could've been better.
I wish that in the end, she would have this introspective journey to know who she was, to learn how to love herself, but by herself. In real life, a child would mess her up more. They romanticized the fact that she was pregnant and it's not that simple.
Loved the soundtrack. The movie was a little too dark.
I see that the REAL dilemma was not the guys, was actually what life they could give her. It's when you want the settle your life, and when you want the adventure life. You want the best of both worlds and it's not obtainable. She was scared of the future, of looking back and thinking that she wasted her time, or could've done differently. Especially because of her mom's issues and messed up childhood.
I did not like the end of the movie, having a child leads you to a whole new level of confusion, especially if you don't know who the father is, she was too "good vibes" about it. That part could've been better.
I wish that in the end, she would have this introspective journey to know who she was, to learn how to love herself, but by herself. In real life, a child would mess her up more. They romanticized the fact that she was pregnant and it's not that simple.
Loved the soundtrack. The movie was a little too dark.