I really did liked the movie, however it missed the huge opportunity of the main character actually having a choice: in this situation the girl basically didn't have one because she just wasn't pregnant in one of the two scenarios. I would've much preferred her actively deciding against a child and not keeping it in one of the two situations = this way the message of the movie and everything being "okay" in the end would've been much deeper. It's sad to see the movie being careful around such subject, it makes everything seem more idealised. I also would've loved to see more of the main character development throughout both stories, since her ending up with the fathers child in one scenario was also very predictable (and again, idealised).
Review of Look Both Ways
