Love Language

Hansouloh3.0

-produced by Scarlett Johansson husband -why was she eating so much burritos and eating one in the bathtub-I loved the premise but Dash wasn't it...-the ex popping up, I love this new direction it took-Wtf was up with all the burritos-Isabel May 😩-it's kinda weird how Lou changed her mind about Dash when she found out he was in real estate and bought his own house. I think so does the viewer..-loved the drama towards the end, I live for the drama of others, is that bad?-this was ok for a casual watch, nothing too serious

claira curtis3.5

Maybe it’s because I found Lou’s initial circumstances frighteningly similar to ones I previously experienced, but I found Love Language to be a delightfully lovely rom-com. Some great jokes and comedic moments sprinkled throughout the film, but it’s the film’s maturity when it comes to exploring the complex nuances of love that really helped make this shine for me. Gold star cast too, everyone here is such a joy to watch on screen. I don’t often gel with Chloë Grace Moretz’s work, and while I think there’s a crucial scene here that she can’t quite meet the demands of, overall, I found her performance as Lou really nicely done. This has turned out to be one that has warmed on me the more I’ve thought about it. I love millennial rom-coms :)

kylie2.0

this was no where near good enough for a linger needledrop