The film's idea of comedy seems to involve repeatedly mentioning body parts aloud—ideally within earshot of older people—but it doesn’t quite deliver on its premise. It poses the question, can a romantic comedy about sex be enjoyable when it feels like an audiovisual representation of someone who has had that ability removed? According to IMDb, “After being accused of being too inhibited by her ex-boyfriend, a vio…

I’m surprisingly fond of this movie. It’s certainly not intelligent cinema, but it manages to be entertaining. It just barely succeeds, I should add. *A Nice Girl Like You* has some awkward stretches, however, I didn't really dislike experiencing the story. There are a few amusing scenes, especially one sassy exchange, and Lucy Hale is pleasant to watch as the main character. The concept behind it is pretty en…

It’s a genuinely enjoyable film, something I’d happily watch again and suggest to others. While it probably won't be someone's go-to repeat viewing, it works well as a single experience. Lucy Hale delivers an outstanding performance; I wasn't particularly fond of her character in "Pretty Little Liars," but she seems capable of making any role shine, and this is certainly one of those times. There are very few a…