Great movie mainly because of the stellar acting by the cast. Wong and Park (also the writers) have actually been friends for years now, and their chemistry is ridiculous.
It has its cheesy and way-too-easily-solved moments but _c'mon_, it is a romcom after all!

Also: the fact that Keanu Reeves is credit as Keanu fucking Reeves is awesome.

This is a really funny movie. I loved it! Keanu Reeves was worth the entire movie. Sweet comedy

A delightful romcom. I hope Netflix keeps making these type of movies because they are perfect to watch at home but probably wouldn't be a big box office hit. They make you feel happy and are easy to watch. Ali Wong and Randall Park are great together. Keanu Reeves cameo is fantastic.

This movie is so surprising with lots of romance and funny comedy along the way the relationship of the characters really gel together well Well Done to the amazing cast and crew bringing this amazing movie to life.

Really sweet rom com that had moments that felt very realistic. Good banter, good music, great acting and writing.

Keanu as himself was brilliant what a good sport.

Feels came from left field at that menu reveal. Def had a tear in my eye. Well played.

On the surface. this is a pretty conventional romcom. However, with the inspired casting of Park and Wong, a funny script, and a knockout extended cameo from Keanu Reeves, this rises above the usual fare and becomes something that can be watched by fans and non-fans of the genre.

I gave this movie a 10 because it surprised me. I didn't expect it to be good but it was. Always be my baby still sounds good.

"Keanu Reeves" made this movie.

The romance, humor, emotions, even the progressiveness felt so forced and that cameo from a douchy **Keanu Reeves** made everything worse? And why didn't they cast actual young adults for the later flashback scenes? I knew then, that this wouldn't be all too great and unfortunately I was right.

This movie was *awkward*. I'm not sure if it was because of the script, or because I couldn't help seeing Sasha and Marcus as Doris and Louis from American Housewife and Fresh off the Boat (they were pretty much playing the same characters: the no-nonsense boss ass bitch, and the sweet guy who is kind of a pushover)

Also, that scene in the Burger King with them playing their 18-year old selves was awful. It made me so uncomfortable. It looked like two 30-something year olds trying to pretend to be teenagers as if they were doing a parody of themselves or something. You already casted two couples of kids to play the child and tween versions of Marcus and Sasha, why not cast two more actors to play them as teenagers? It would have been soooo much better.

The last scene with dad before the credits was super abrupt. And I'm not sure what message this movie is sending. It didn't feel like they compromised, but like he gave in into what she wanted in the end. I don't know. Maybe I'm reading too much into it. This is supposed to be a romcom after all.