Love, Repeat

This movie contains unusual and beautiful shots of New York City, breathtaking footage of the city the way it really looks. Bill Connington's superb and nuanced acting stayed with me for a long time after the credits rolled. That and the mesmerizing theme song.

Was this a student's college project? An elementary school student? The boring dialogue was only eclipsed by the terrible acting. I turned the sound off and fast forwarded past the acting scenes about half way through so I didn't miss the city shots.

So, like any genuine New Yorker, I go into a film that's touting NYC with a certain amount of skepticism. Especially a rom com. I was about half way in and so far it was sweet and quirky and well done, and the city shots were admittedly pretty gorgeous, and then.......BOOM. They had me. All of a sudden I'm tearing up and I'm missing the people I love and seriously invested in these characters working it all out. Maybe it's wandering NYC in the snow, or good old fashioned story telling. Whatever it is, thanks for the cry and I'll be adding this film to my "guilty pleasures" list.

One of the best releases of the past few years. Not because of outstanding captivating acting, but for a wondeful story touching 3 generations, no swearing or perversities, and a wonderful, awesome soundtrack!

This film is a charming, understated love story. The characters seem like really New York people. The scenes of New York are probably as beautiful as I have ever seen in a film. If you want to escape and remember life as it was before the pandemic, treat yourself and watch" Love, Repeat".