Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from this movie. At first, it seemed predictable and a lot like other movies, with the same storylines I've seen a thousand times, but OMG is that Third Act is amazing. I won't spoil anything, but you should really watch this movie because the writing is on point. Anna Camp's performance is amazing, and the other cast members play their parts well. All in all, the film left me on the edge of my seat. I laughed, I cried. It even changed how I see time. I seriously can see myself watching this movie again and again. If you haven't watched it, go see it! If you have, then go watch it again!

I randomly came across this movie on Netflix, and was pleasantly surprised. It's the story of a man and wife who travel back in time to try and re-kindle their love for each other. They visit themselves on the night that the man had first approached his to-be wife. Through the movie we see both the past and the present version of themselves grow to love each other more. It's really a beautiful movie.

I don't know if it matters or it will play into some peoples rating, but if you know the actors from other projects, you may feel compelled and kind of smitten by them even before you watch the first frame. But I can understand people who feel there is not enough "new" in this to make it interesting for them. I mean how do you spin this but still make it relatable to watch? So the couples do have chemistry and I do think the actors are doing a good or at least decent enough job with their characters.

Still while it tries to be really philosophical, it is not really a top romantic movie. There are some neat twists and it might not be exactly what you expect all the way through, but you can still see most of it coming a long way ahead of it appearing.