I read the raving reviews, then I watched the trailer and thought this isn't for me. But I was still curious after the great ratings on both IMDB and RT.

...And I just finished watching it. Oh, my. I think I'm living in the hipster-verse, where we absolutely need a movie like this to make a big, flashy statement of superficial hipster quotes: "love is love" and "please accept your children for who they are" and my all-time favourite: "be kind, you don't know what the other person is going through".

I think the writers took some tik-tok messages, added some kung-fu moves, and made a 2 hour film. I'd prefer the 1 min tik-tok messages any day, they'll save me time.

The acting is great of course (thus the 3 stars, one for each protagonist), but the scenario, writing, concept is pure cringy crap. But I get why all the great reviews and why probably this movie will win Oscar awards: because actual good american movies are dead. It seems now movies & critics reviews are made by people who are so out of sync with their emotions and relationships to others, they need to state the obvious, and claim they made art out of this.

Which reminds me of an "artist" who sold his invisible statue for 18,000. That's exactly how I feel about this movie. Like I spend my time to watch nothingness.