This is a sad story that will only bring you down. Eddie Reynolds (Charlie Goddard) and Lauren Kelly (Lily Blunsom-Washbrook) are a young couple in love. Eddie is handsome and works out as Luren fends off rivals. A reality singles dating program called "Love on the Rocks" has selected Eddie to be on the show. His family is excited because of the potential for fame and fortune. He must put his relationship on hold to the dismay of his girlfriend who goes on to discover she is pregnant. To Eddie, it is all about Eddie and he asks Lauren to terminate the pregnancy of a child she wants. They break up, but they don't break up it was all a bit confusing of their near relationship. Lauren terminates the pregnancy. Eddie gets booted off the program after one day because of a drug conviction. Eddie wants to get back together, Lauren hesitates. Eddie becomes depressed and suicidal and keeps saying "look to the light."

The film was a train wreck going nowhere, getting worse as it goes on as Eddie is his own worst enemy. Hard to watch.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Only watched it as I couldn't stop. For some reason (must have been bad in a previous life) I had to watch til the end. Secondary school/Am Dram acting, with no character depth. To think the writer/director actually believes anyone watching would be in anyway surprised when the painfully drawn out plot twist is revealed is hilarious. The biggest shock of all is how many crew members and the directors family have written reviews giving 9/10, believing readers will actually believe they're legit. Give your teenage kids an iPhone and they will make a better film; hell they probably already have..

I just could not stop watching because in got intrigued by how the creators of this movie attempted again and again, in almost literally every scene, to invoke a sense of tension, drama and finger-pointing life-lessons by just piling up cliché characters with a shallow storyline, over-acting characters and - what I thought was most annoying of all - continuous dramatic music.

Even if there is not tension whatsoever in a scene, the music will built up, increase in tension to reach avclimax while the script/scene does not deliver any drama or tension. It's literally exhausting because the brain gets mixed signals all the time. By the second part of the movie, you will just start ignoring the music alltogether because it's so out-of-sync that it's not credible anymore. A bit like a child who always makes jokes about being hurt, and then when actually gets hurt nobody reactis anymore.

I always do try to watch these kinds of movies till the end because it usually makes me appreciate the next movie I watch so much more LOL.