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Personally i despise romantic comedies, because mostly they fail to deliver cinematic experiences, which might be the only reason i ever watch movies.

That being said, it was really hard for me to decide whether to watch this one, or not, and i am very happy that i did! (In my case, director + retarded crybaby friend made me do it.)

Truth be told, after the very first minute the film manages to suck you in with it's lightness and slender approach. Not that it ignites one's interest as a phoenix fire, but honestly, you'll be entertained enough to sit through. And sitting through this one is pure pleasure. Unforgettable atmosphere!

The movie actually is quite funny, and though the main character is a complete idiot, the presence of some pretty girls and professionally set scenery, will "help" you love the film.

Can't say much about the actors/actresses, their "ACTING" does not really come to one's mind after watching this film. What is magical in here, is the professional and "spot on" directing. Catching some amazing nuances in scenes will assure you that the creator of this movie is not an amateur.

Movie is simple, one sided, and epic in it's script. A very humane, magical and provokingly ruthless conclusion of a choppy eye-candy.

"In the end we are all what we are... Never more, ALWAYS LESS!"

Whether you are a fan of "Serious" (Pfff...) film making or pure entertainment, this one's recommended. Great piece of fun.

(62%) A charming romantic comedy that manages to be more funny, romantic, and better made than quite a lot of multi-million dollar studio backed movies in the exact same genre. There's a fair bit of depth added into this neat little package, with a very sharp, witty script, and a very amusing opening five minutes that's very well observed. The lead character could be considered a little annoying at times, but it's clear his heart is in the right place. What makes this stand out though is its direction and fine production values; the final setting with the blossom falling like snow makes for a fitting end to a short made by someone who knows what they are doing.

An other masterpiece, controlling one profound emotional state with weightlessness. 👏👏👏

The main character overdid everything. He smiled, laughed and talked too much. He appeared childish and mostly irritable but as the film progressed it became clear that he simply tried to hide his insecurities and loneliness. In the end he dropped the act and that transformed this somewhat awkward person to a vulnerable and sympathetic one. Especially because of the last scenes I loved this little movie and his character too.