In short, this is a film that begins to make sense for around 3 seconds, giving you a strong glimmer of hope, which then is retracted rather quickly by a random event that does not make sense, nor correlate, to anything directly relevant to the film. The movie had the recipe for something great, which is a real shame. The acting was average, highly ruined by the awkward way in which this movie was written. Myself and my mother sat through the movie gaining elevens between our eyebrows and laughing in despair which was, in fact, the most entertaining part of the entire film. If you are after a movie that is written well, makes sense and will not leave you scratching your head in anger, this is not for you. Whatever this film was trying to achieve, it has failed miserably. Bare in mind, it will take 45 minutes for you to understand Bes is the one who cannot see, or can she see? WHO. KNOWS. Never again.
Review of Love Is Blind
