'Love, Rosie' hits the sweet spot. Yes it is a romantic comedy so you can probably guess the outcome, but this movie, unlike most RomComs isn't about how it ends, it's about the journey to get there.
Collins and Clafin's characters are the best of friends and are in love, the problem is that they don't know it. The two are so focused on using their heads that they don't use their emotions to navigate this tricky path called life. Through thick and thin they have each other's backs and no matter how much they grow to hate each other, they remain the closest of friends.
An accurate portrayal of the male/female friendship, 'Love, Rosie' doesn't over-sentimentalize the characters or their own emotional plights, and it keeps you wondering how the film will turn out right to the very end. 7.8/10
Collins and Clafin's characters are the best of friends and are in love, the problem is that they don't know it. The two are so focused on using their heads that they don't use their emotions to navigate this tricky path called life. Through thick and thin they have each other's backs and no matter how much they grow to hate each other, they remain the closest of friends.
An accurate portrayal of the male/female friendship, 'Love, Rosie' doesn't over-sentimentalize the characters or their own emotional plights, and it keeps you wondering how the film will turn out right to the very end. 7.8/10