Ken_ZomgWtfBbq

Film is an interesting blend.

A "boss girl" type film, the protagonist even has the typical sassy inner monologue.

However the movie has an incredibly nuanced portrayal of a woman who has suffered serious trauma.

Many films portray victims as weathered survivors.

This film shows the victim as extremely put-together and successful.

It's a take I haven't seen before, and it's definitely one that is good to see.

The movie uses two incredibly sensitive topics as plot devices, if the movie was any lesser, it would have trivilalized those topics.

But the unrelenting nature of the portrayals of those topics only adds to the movie to show what the protagonist has overcome.

Cute, sweet, and funny. A few belly laughs

Day is convincing enough but Slate is the standout.

Highly recommend if you're a fan of the genre, or want a cute romantic film.

Im a gaming pseudo-dudebro shitposting uncultured marvel fanboy.

I didnt think a TV show about a single moms struggles would hit me so different. But man.

I laughed. I cried. I felt love, I felt anger, frustration and genuine happiness. I don't think I have felt so genuinely for fictional characters before.

No character is purely evil, or perfect. Every character is flawed and complex.

I didn't know just how much nuanced layers characters could portray through a tv screen. There's levels to this game man.

I highly recommend this show. None of my friends would appreciate it, I haven't seen a thread about it. But it's so good.