The Rebecca Black type of singing at the beginning should have been a warning but I watched this turd anyway since I was convinced the terribleness of it mustbe some meta statement or a subtle parody. Nope, just honest garbage. Made *beep* that is hollywood romcoms look sophisticated
shareIf you think this is the worst movie ever made, you really must not have seen many movies.
If you want to see really bad, I'd suggest either "Mars Needs Women" or "Plan 9 from Outer Space"-a film which often tops lists of "worst movies ever made". The trivia section http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052077/trivia?ref_=tt_trv_trv gives you some idea.
If you think this is the worst movie ever made, you really must not have seen many movies.
Maybe not the worst movie ever made but pretty darn bad. If I wasn't home sick and out of it with a cold and this was on Netflix for free, I would not have made it to the end. Karen needs acting lessons. Editing was not tight enough. Story dragged. Not enough chemistry. The French editor had a French accent at times and a Scottish accent at other times. Blahhhhhhh! Pretty Scottish scenery though.
shareI agree with everything you said. Kudos for making it through the entire film. Unfortunately (or fortunately) I only got to the 20 minute mark.
shareI wouldn't say it's the worst movie ever made, but I shut it off after 20 minutes. I just didn't care about any of the characters. The publisher was a d*ck for no reason. The writer chick kept doing things normal people don't do (quit touching his stuff!).
I really disliked having a montage so close to the beginning of the film (between the two main characters) and then about 10 minutes into the film she says "But we've spent so much time together!" (or whatever she said). Wasn't even 10 minutes in. It's the beginning of the movie, we barely even know them. They have the entire rest of the film to get to know each other. You can't just rub a montage on a relationship. It's lazy.
Also didn't like how she started seeing that ridiculously shallow fellow writer (she met at the awards show). Felt so forced. There's no way she should have dated him in the first place.
I think we stopped watching when the boyfriend was typing in the background and she was on the phone with the publisher. We hear LOUD keystrokes in the background and he says "are you baking?" The typewriter was the loudest thing in that room. Why would he think those noises were baking noises?
My g/f, who gives just about anything a chance, said she couldn't take it anymore and shut it off, which I was fine with.
Wow, you nailed the details! I am no longer sick and stuck with staying in for a bad RomCom on Netflix. We went and saw a real film tonight and enjoyed the difference made by an excellent script, director, casting director, actors, editor, etc. The Kingsman! We'll watch it again when it comes out on DVD.
shareAgree. Film was too predictable and boring.
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