What If (2014)

Wallace, who is burned out from a string of failed relationships, forms an instant bond with Chantry, who lives with her longtime boyfriend. Together, they puzzle out what it means if your best friend is also the love of your life. The F Word or also known as What If is the kind of flick where people do stupid things in order to prove their love to someone but also their romance as a whole is cheesy and the characters paper thin punching bag and that sums up the entire film as a whole and Radcliffe definitely deserved better than this movie for sure. (0/10)

The best movie I have ever seen in my life.. Storyline is wonderful . Moreover every love stories coming out all are so worse, that they think love is a joke and its too easy for them to get the things done .In my opinion this is the exact situation in our real life ...Its too hard to find a true love like they have well described in this film..Everyone must watch this film its my humble request...I liked it so much that i watched it more than 100 times.The song the cameras all are well set ...Both actors looks charming and they have really given their maximum effort in making such a marvelous film....Come up with new films like this in future.. There are people to watch them... I don't have any words to express this film ....Just one word it is AWESOME !!!!? :-) 😍 😘

Two awkward people meet at a party and become friends. In the long celebrated tradition of romantic movies, a man and a woman can't be good friends without also falling in love. The fact that they are both beautiful and funny and smart is just the side effect of it being a film.Even if it was that formulaic, I enjoyed the banter and the romantic tension and, after all, it was exactly what I expected from the whole thing, so I can't fault it. All the actors were good at it and the casting was almost perfect. Would I have preferred it a little bit more realistic and applicable to life as we know it? Definitely yes. But as such it wasn't a bad movie and I enjoyed watching it.

There might be a rebound in the popularity of this movie when it features several memorial conversations between "Kylo Ren" and "Harry Potter." I personally resonate with the story, as with, perhaps, those who witnessed the liquid love in the age of global division and collaboration of labors as well as the loneliness and diaspora that come along. The blurred yet articulated lines between friendship and love affair are handled pretty well in the story.There also seems to be a trend nowadays for movies to peppered with animations and imaginative scenes that did not really happened. These ideas are implemented elegantly here in proportion to the reality of what actually happened.Yet, speaking of the reality, the only beef I have with this lovely movie is that people seem to live in a time with no instant texting or even email. Perhaps the minimal usage of mobile devices in the story is intentional, given how many movies embrace this technological scene of simultaneity nowadays. However, it does leave some discrepancy in the plot as to why people do all those surprise visits without any advance notice.All in all I enjoy the movie and recommend it to those who also enjoy a good romance that are increasingly rare these days.