"A Lot Like Love" discusses the emotional relationship between men and women that is more than friends and less than love. The audience believes that the film has basically achieved the expected goal, and for a commercial film that tells a romantic love story, such an evaluation is already considered good. The director wanted to explore new types of emotional relationships and make the film into a profound and reflective romantic comedy. The screenwriter Colin Patrick Lynch injected all possible elements into the script to make it Moving in this direction, the result is that the film loses its way. From the perspective of the script, it can be considered a novel, refreshing and exquisite story, but once it is put on the big screen, it seems to lack a bit of fun. Although the film is different from other clichés and stereotyped love movies, the foundation is difficult to change, and some plot passages in the film are too unrealistic
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A Lot Like Love evaluation action
2022-01-01 08:02
Extended Reading
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Oliver Martin: Bon Jovi get a big record contract or somethin'?
Emily Friehl: His name's not Bon Jovi.
Oliver Martin: Oh.
Emily Friehl: He plays guitar.
Oliver Martin: Everyone plays guitar.
Emily Friehl: You play guitar?
Oliver Martin: No.
Emily Friehl: Strike two.
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Oliver Martin: Actually, I'm here visiting my brother. He's a lawyer. Well, he's going to be. He's in law school, so...
Emily Friehl: Is that what you wanna do, too?
Oliver Martin: I don't know. I just finished school.
Emily Friehl: Don't people usually graduate in June?
Oliver Martin: Yeah.
Emily Friehl: It's almost a year ago. You still don't have a job?
Oliver Martin: What are you, my mom?
Emily Friehl: I don't know, when you look at me, do you see your mom?