I loved the writing in this movie. It's introspective and sharp, with back and forth repartee to totally engage you for its short 96 minute runtime. I have obsessive-compulsive thinking tendencies myself and I found the irreverent, self-referential dialogue and overall self-doubt both amusingly charming and relatable. The two main protagonists are given relatively equal screen time and sympathy and the audience finds themselves rooting for them as individuals and as a pair, even when their future is quite uncertain. The movie also poses tough and thoughtful questions about relationships that will keep you thinking about love and attraction and companionship long after the credits have rolled

Yes, this film is VERY Millennial, but my big takeaway is that I've never seen a comedy (rom-com?) quite like it before. The actor/filmmaker has a totally unique voice and vision. Hopefully there will be another project after this one, because I'm definitely interested to see another feature from him.

There are some movies you see once and you're not ever going to watch again. For me this was in the category of "I want to watch this again right away". It stayed with me for days -- I found myself thinking about these two people and their dilemma of what to call themselves and how to act and how to announce themselves to friends and family because they -- together and separately -- just are not "normal". It was a little heartbreaking too, even amid the goofy fast talking.