The One I Love – Movie Review

This movie was very different and was a well thought out movie with ever-changing twists and turns. This comedy was very well acted and written, and there was just the right amount of time for what the movie was trying to show. This movie could at times be confusing and jump a bit, but it was understandable for what it was trying to display.

This film shows how a married couple end up going on a retreat to help spice up their relationship, aided by the recommendation of their therapist. They find out that when they enter the guest room, another person who looks like them is in there but it isn’t their partner. After a while of trying to understand what is going on, they decide to share there time with the other “lookalike” from the opposite sex. Soon the other two people end up showing up in the main house, and after a whole host of complicated arguments and fights, the end of the movie is interesting and very clever.

I would recommend this movie for anyone who likes a movie that is complex, yet captivating. There are romantic and funny scenes, but overall this movie is meant to test the viewer and send them a message. Overall, I would rate this movie a 7 out of 10.