What If
“You totally killed my sex-nacho high,” Allan (Adam Driver) to Wallace (Daniel Radcliffe) How many times has a romantic-comedy/drama started saying something interesting about relationships and then bottled it for the unrealistically conventional? Answer: Almost always. For every ONCE or 500 DAYS OF SUMMER or THE BREAK-UP or A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT, there is practically everything else. A foul-mouthed modern update of WHEN HARRY MET SALLY is how the beguiling first half plays out; then tired genre clichés kick in, the heart sinks, and the humour gland stops squeezing out laughter juice (don’t get caught up in my complex medical terminology). [To read more, click here.] |