L'Amour au présent

I went to see this movie during a free screening. I had high hopes since the two leads are phenomenal actors.

I wanted to love this movie but it felt disjointed. Most movies where there's something mysterious/emotional that happens, there's a build up. You get to know the characters. You feel connected to them. In this case, there wasn't that build up. It was hard to really feel anything for what happens.

I'm also not a fan of movies where they piece together multiple timelines that jumps back and forth. Especially when there's not much that allows you to recognize which timeline you're watching.

This movie was meant for Netflix, not the big screen.