My favorite part about this film is that the two young adults are visibly distressed during the entire date. For example, Normal People (2020), a drama series directed by Lenny Abrahamson and Hettie Macdonald and adapted from Sally Rooney’s book by the same name, has perfected this understanding of the young-adult generation. Sadly, the film doesn’t give us solid reasons for its belief in practical wisdom. It is certainly a difficult call for young adults to make, and I am glad that pop culture is helping normalize this dilemma in recent times. The film hinges on this dilemma without making it compelling enough to keep you engrossed. Related to Hello Goodbye and Everything in Between – Stranger Things (Season 4) Volume 2 Review: A Thrilling Battle To Beat Vecna That’s Offset By An Anti-climactic Epilogue This certainly works to the plot’s advantage here, and I am somewhere very glad the film doesn’t try to make us think otherwise despite how everyone around Clare and Aidan terms them as madcaps for trying to end a beautiful relationship. Hence, Clare’s decision may be practical but her announcing themselves as the king and queen of ending things makes her a stupid teen. They know every breakup is messy, whether they like it or not.
In most cases, when adults – cynics, foolish romantics, or people just tired of attempting romance – watch films concerning naïve young adults in love, tend to eye roll. Courtesy appreciate the film for trying to stand out in its approach to modern-day dating.
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