God, I have never been so represented in cinema more than Philippa Soo being so nervous and disgusted just by thinking of heterosexual sex. This film really is about the struggles people face after a break-up and it showed how destructive or creative you can be after ending a relationship. The plot is your typical rom-com one, but this genre has a special place in my heart, so my ratings are probably skewed higher than it should be. Also, Lucy is literally me when it comes to keeping almost every single thing I’ve owned throughout my entire life and I find it difficult to let go of it because of the memories and the sentimental value. Lucy is incredibly lucky to have friends who will stick to her until the very end and I really wish I also have a couple of those in my life. 

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Why put your ex’s items in a museum when you can sell the boy who broke your heart (and cheated on you with one of your good friends) hoodie on Depop for £100 🤷🏽‍♀️

Cliche romcom for the most part but it’s elevated to something better thanks largely to the fantastic and high energy lead performance by Geraldine Viswanathan. The script is littered with laughs and hipster millennial jabs, which I enjoy, and of course New York is stunning as the backdrop for a cute romance like this.

All in all, I thought it was really fun. It certainly lifted my mood after another tiring week of 2020. Very charming indeed.

I went into this thinking, "OK, this will be another cute little rom com, no big deal." I walked out absolutely floored. I'm pretty sure I was smiling the entire time. This is absolutely adorable! The charming leads feel so genuine. I'm very happy that it wasn't instalove between them (spoiler?). The story gave them room to breathe and grow as characters. The supporting cast is fun. The premise is cute. This feels very modern, and yet I think it will have a lot of staying power because it doesn't rely on slang, pop culture references, or the woes of dating in our current digital age in order to be fun. Honestly, there's nothing I disliked about it. I think I'll be seeing this one again many times!

Honestly these are exactly the kind of movies that should be releasing right now. "The Broken Hearts Gallery" might be predictable and a bit cliched but I was taken aback by how sweet, funny and heartwarming this was. Geraldine Viswanathan and Dacre Montgomery make for such likable leads and share wonderful chemistry with each other while the supporting cast is really great too. Just a really feel good charming watch.

this is absolutely my new comfort movie

basically everyone in this movie is beautiful. Also the movie in general, mainly the clothes, it was all just really pretty 🥰🥺

“$798.34”

i mean it wasn’t my favorite thing in the world, but it still had a good message in the end.

this was so...predictable?? it was just another standard rom com but i did like the plot. i liked the background characters more than the main ones tbh. this is exactly the type of movie you’d expect this to be. but an extra half a star for the horror movie themed birthday party and jeff’s pennywise mask.

just a tip, don’t spend your money on this and go rewatch tenet instead ✨

Good god, give Geraldine Viswanathan the WORLD (or just 100 more romantic comedies please and thank you!!!)

2020 Ranked

“pain is inevitable – it's what you do with it that counts”

next week it will be a year since my ex & first love of 6 years left me for somebody else  & as much as i wish i can say i’m over it, i’m not but it’s so much easier and for the better, i’m a completely new person. i really wish this movie came out when my breakup was fresh but in someways it’s best it didn’t. 

i loved this so much, it’s the perfect movie for anyone who’s going through heartbreak & it just shows how the pain you go through makes you who you are. “heartbreak is the loneliest feeling in the world” but i wouldn’t be where i am now if it wasn’t for it.

anyways, this movie is my new someone great and my new comfort movie 😌🤟🏻

Ahhh I always forget how much of a hopeless romantic I am until I watch a cute little rom-com. 

I really did enjoy it but I am pretty much a sucker for films like these, I will be honest it got a few chuckles out of me as well. 

7/10

Pretty predictable, some parts felt like they were randomly put there, and I feel like Nick’s character could have developed more, but it was cute. Not the cutest I’ve ever seen, but cute. 

But who decided to change the title when they call in The Broken Heart Gallery the entire time?

an ironic movie to see with your ex-boyfriend

the premise has potential but this film is so sloppy it doesn’t allow you to feel all of the ideas and feelings this movie wants you to feel. Also Marcos is the only likeable character

This was a really sweet rom com. Dacre and Geraldine are really charismatic and Geraldine has such good screen presence, she steals the scene. The rest of the cast is super good too.

This may be a bit formulaic but it’s funny and sweet and has a pretty diverse cast and I love to see films like this with good representation for all races and sexualities, to me that’s awesome.

It does feel a little bit more like it belongs on Netflix than theaters but it was really nice seeing it in a theater on a Saturday afternoon (there was nobody else seeing movies there)

I liked it a lot and I think you will too when you see it.

A fun and predictable time. Dacre steals the show.

Selena Gomez may just produce garbage but I will never accept that fact.

I almost got up and left honestly, the screen was flickering again, not screen 5 but 6 this time, so I drank two coffee's and took my glasses off.

I was meant to see Savage but I'm bad with numbers and miscalculated the times between movies.

In the end I was glad I stayed, cause like yeah dammit I enjoyed it.

Lesbian Phillipa Soo.... What an introduction back to the theater!

I have no complaints.

cute & cringe

better than the last movie I watched