A two directional romance whose double life impels less screen interest

Rating: 7/10 (28 December 2016)

Romantic fiction often focuses on a man and woman who in lifestyle as well as personal focus seem unmatched yet by the end discover they ARE romantically marched.Social documentaries on the lifestyle of downtown Manhattan in New York City focus on traditional nuclear family units even when internally dysfunctional long moving away replaced by recent newcomers to Manhattan's downtown largely loners inside a seemingly impenetrable shell who seek out its unusual happenings without in fact becoming close to anything or anyone in their new environment. Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake could not come from more disparate backgrounds or have different lifestyles. Once deciding casual sex seems more their style than commitment he accidentally meets her family before inviting her to meet his whereupon more experienced romantic comedy film stars from Jenna Elfman as Justin's sister to Woody Harrelson as the current Boss hiring Justin seem more right for the story than do the two leads. Mila has a secretive mom who refuses to tell her when she is going to appear out of the blue, when she is going to stay awake, focused or alert or where she in fact came from. Justin is anxious for her to met his failing in health dad, his irritating, dysfunctional loner sister and a nephew whom they have taken in in California whereupon they mess things up for him. What seem,s to happen is in trying to combine romantic comedy with social media documentary it is NOT as successful as say the hit TVland show currently airing YOUNGER.