The story of a young man who does not know how to woo women. He ends up in the friendzone a lot. His friends guide him how to be more confident. Entertaining and romantic, even a little educating for young men. I liked the actors and the humour. The main plot is nothing new but it's made differently.

However, I found the break-up scene unnecessarily violent. I thought gender equality meant equal rights? But apparently, it's legitimate for a woman to floor a man with kicks and punches over a break-up.

Overall I enjoyed the movie.

But the break-up between Titi and Jennifer was disturbing.

We have the year 2021 nearly 2022 and gender equality is a big deal.

Why is it ok for her to slap and kick him just because she is angry about the break-up?

Would the same scene be shown with genders the other way around? I think not. It's not ok for a man to hit a woman. But it's not ok for a woman to hit a man either.

Without his helmet he would have seriously been hurt. Might still have been with the helmet. But nobody called an ambulance or the police?

And what was it for? He was mentally on the ground because he blew it with Rose. Was it really necessary to send him to the ground physically as well?

I mean she never cared for him. So blind. I felt bad for him the whole movie. Wished he found someone who loved him better, not until he had to work so much and be a rug for her. Really at the end I'd hoped she had been killed off and he was getting consoled by a good woman that actually saw him & then he learns what being in love actually is like.

Overall good enough to watch once when u didn't find something else.