Wild Little Love

A rich girl meets a poor boy, definitely not new, but this movie is crafty. It makes you rethink,reminisce, and relate. Even thou you're sure you knew what was going to happen next it glues you until the end. The portrayals were slick and positive, and the delivery of the dialogue somehow makes the tacky lines not so tacky at all.

Wild Little Love were one of the films by Director Benedict Mique, together with ML, Momol Nights and Two Love You. It features one of ABSCBN's "The Gold Squad" love teams. At first look, Wild Little Love is just your typical teen romance comedy with nothing but tweetums and hyped up conversations to afloat the story, but watching it you are definitely in for a wild surprise!

The love story of Jake and Sam is the center of the film, as they fell in love, layers of ideas were conveyed, although the scenes were too leading to what is next, what makes it special is a well-crafted script, it was mind blowing, of how an over-used backbone could be so fresh and vibrant! it was the weapon of the movie.

The performance of the teen actors who played Jake(Seth Fedelin) and Sam(Andrea Brillantes) were impressive for a first movie team up. They were both successful in giving' their characters depth and fortitude, their scenes and delivery are what memorable movies are made of.

Wild Little Love is not little, it has substance that would feed both the hearts and minds of the target audience. Its a pleasant, enjoyable and clever movie.

I honestly thought to skip watching this film because the plot is too common, however Director Benedict Mique has a reputation for making good films, and he did not disappoint. It was common but it was engaging and fun! I feel that the movie gave what it supposed to give... flutter feelings, relatable situations and drama. It works because the movie did not take any risk at all.

It was surprisingly really good. The acting was on point for Andrea and Seth, the storyline was amazing. It's a must watch

Yes the story is too fast. There's no build up about Sam (Andrea) and Jake's (Seth) relationship. I think the writer just pushed the 'kilig' ending just to have a 'kilig' ending for the fans. And I have to admit it, I felt the kilig vibe.

And I have to be honest the story is too typical, very predictable. Every twist in the story is very predictable. But this is not a bad movie, it is just the story is so overdone.

Andrea's acting here is great, and it makes sense because she's been acting for a long time. While Seth's acting here is not enough for me especially to his emotional scenes. Regardless, SethDrea's chemistry is undeniably good.