I get that we should all accept people of all different ways, but the relationship with Greg and Andra seemed inappropriate and unrealistic.
For one thing, as adults Greg looked like he was 30 and Andra looked barely 18. I know they are much closer in age than that, but it looked creepy seeing them date. Another is in real life, most people would rather date someone who was around their intellectual equal. Greg was a mature teacher, while Andra, although endearing and charming, acted more like a 12 year old. In years to come, I can see Greg becoming weary of not having a mate who was at least his intellectual equal or challenges him intellectually.
The film has really good intentions, but the storyline relationship of Greg and Andra is implausible.
Also, as another reviewer mentioned, why is a teacher (Greg) and a lawyer (Bonnie) still living with their parents? It's laughable seeing them interrupted, making out on the couch, when Greg's dad walks in. Why doesn't Greg have his own place? Lol!
For one thing, as adults Greg looked like he was 30 and Andra looked barely 18. I know they are much closer in age than that, but it looked creepy seeing them date. Another is in real life, most people would rather date someone who was around their intellectual equal. Greg was a mature teacher, while Andra, although endearing and charming, acted more like a 12 year old. In years to come, I can see Greg becoming weary of not having a mate who was at least his intellectual equal or challenges him intellectually.
The film has really good intentions, but the storyline relationship of Greg and Andra is implausible.
Also, as another reviewer mentioned, why is a teacher (Greg) and a lawyer (Bonnie) still living with their parents? It's laughable seeing them interrupted, making out on the couch, when Greg's dad walks in. Why doesn't Greg have his own place? Lol!