Reviews

One thing every romcom is supposed to have is effing chemistry between the main characters. This movie is devoid of it. Jonah Hill and Lauren London look like they're the worst enemies that signed onto the project at gunpoint. None of their scenes together work and either cause moderate awkwardness to the viewer or are an absolute cringe fest.

Then there's the awkward pacing of the story and the lack of scenes where these two build a loving relationship. It's as if we're supposed to fill in the gaps ourselves. Very lazily-written piece of hot steaming manure in that respect.

I started watching it expecting a genuine romcom, I got a half-baked attempt at it by first-year drama school students.

The only reason it doesn't get one or zero is that the entire dumb, horrible story has a typical romcom progression, which showed at least some consistency.

Best comedy special I've watched on Netflix by far. Outdid both Jefferies and Burr specials easily. And was at least on par with Gervais special. And I'm a big fan of all three of them. Aziz, good effin' job. This was brilliant. Watched it two times in one day, that's how good it was.

Saw the first two stories and gave it up. They build up to nothing, they don't serve any purpose whatsoever. Cutely-drawn flat characters. It's basically a waste of time watching this. Rather re-watch Totoro.