Loves Me, Loves Me Not

Loves Me, Loves Me Not is about a 30 year old (I think) going through a bad year beginning with a boyfriend from the past who gets killed robbing a jewelry store. Her relationships are divided by the boyfriend's nicknames: Mr. Nice Guy, Dead Guy, I can't remember the others. They say good acting is all about reacting. The main actress, Isabelle Chester, has amusing reaction shots and is very likable. The end of the movie is a little abrupt but makes sense. The cast is VERY attractive. 5/10

The only thing about this film and the reason I finished it is the gorgeous blonde, and her acting, other than that, the casting is horrible, and the acting from the secondary actors is horrible too, they try too hard to force down the throat diversity and inclusion.

Loves Me, Loves Me not offers a lot of laughs and has a really good vibe to it. There is much to like about this, especially if you like your comedy that way. This is a movie for about 90% of the people I interact with in everyday life in Hollywood and their lifestyle. The movie is based on sexual connections. Fabulous acting. Isabelle Chester is phenomenal as high therapist with its flaws. She is warm, intelligent, big dreaming, rock solid optimistic girl. I love it, the characters, the story and the way the whole film overall.

Isabelle Chester is playing an inappropriate therapist which borders between trying hard and practicing all the inappropriate moves, looking for Mr. goodbar. The story sets in Malibu, with quick, clever dialogue, edgy yet mature in its depiction. The cast is top notch but the laughs don't come often.

The film has pretty good cinematography, location, settings, wardrobe, and a good cast. It kind of digs deep into the main girl and the dating world. The blonde actress was good.