Emotionally falls flat

Rating: 4/10 (6 April 2018)

I don't mind it being pretentious if only I could connect with the characters, care for them and root for them. None of that happened. By the time they finally start feeling something for each other (which took forever and a day, through a long grindy, mish-mash of pretty but pointless scenes) - I couldn't care less.
Maybe its main fault is trying to portray romance as something more of the mind than of the heart. At least that's my gripe with it.