Saw the whole movie and I'm not impressed. Terrible acting from Espinosa and the shooting was awful. Shaky and not professional at all, It is similar to Starstruck in the way that they kind of copied scenes from the movie. Couldn't they come up with something else? Jordan is also very similar to Justin Bieber and Emily to Selena. Why is that, it's so weird.I can't really recommend it, it's not that bad that you can't watch it but it's far from good!

Honestly I don't know why this was even made in the first place the two leads have no chemistry whatsoever, the acting was disgraceful, Emily (Sarah Jeffery) didn't seem to bad but she would probably be better in theater, now on to Jordan (Matthew Espinosa) a huge reason this film was probably even made his 'acting' was by far the worst thing in the film it somehow managed to be worse than the dreadful plot I don't know how he stuffed up such a simple character to play but he did he brought down his co-stars performance and everything felt so forced it was honestly hard to watch.The story line was about as cliché and mediocre as they get, everything was predictable the romance was underwhelming as they did nothing not even a kiss (but honestly the actors would probably have messed that up to) other than that there wasn't really anything that exciting the whole film just seemed like it was a message which overall wasn't to bad it's the delivery of that message which was terrible.Overall the message was fine I'm more surprised how bad the actors were in such a simple role especially Matthew who wants to be 'one of the greats' which is quite laughable since he is a horrendous actor(which I shouldn't even call him an actor as he's not worthy of the title) the only reason this film is a thing was because of his internet popularity he should stick to the internet and please don't do anymore movies cause if he even gets a glimpse of the real Hollywood they will laugh at his 'acting'

This film is so predictable; you can guess the ending from the very first five minutes. You can even guess the dialogue. It is the most cliché film I've ever seen and I also noticed that it completely steals scenes and dialogue from other films. Matthew Espinosa's acting is some of the worst in history and I would definitely advise he keeps his day job...I'm guessing this will be his first and last film. Being a fan of awful romantic films like this, I'm used to predictability and performances that aren't award worthy, yet I wouldn't even watch this film if someone paid me and I don't want anyone else to suffer like I did.

It might just be the mood I'm in, or the fact that I've been up so late tonight, but this movie made me feel something more than the average teen romance movie has in a long time. I chose to watch this movie tonight because it happened to be uploaded onto my preferred streaming site just today, and it looked like something I could watch without really having to focus on it. While it definitely wasn't the kind of movie that required you to watch every minute of it, I still found myself pausing it every time I had to go out of ear shot. Something about this quiet film, with its very straightforward plot and unembellished characters, is just different enough to make it impactful. It reminded me that the best films are ones you don't have any expectations about at all. You don't see them coming. The acting is a little underwhelming, but it isn't a film that really asks for too much from the actors to begin with. It manages to accomplish it's goal of entertaining, without trying to be something more. Because of that, it left me feeling perfectly content. Sometimes, that's all I want from a film.