I honestly didn't expect to give a film like this such a high rating, especially since I watched it on an airplane where I couldn’t hear much of anything. But I believe I just encountered the kind of sentimental yet genuinely heartfelt romance that’s often depicted in predictable sci-fi storylines. It seems plausible that there are people you can confide in about absolutely anything and feel a sense of wonder, fallin…

The movie *Meet Cute* doesn’t work very well. I didn't really connect with it from the beginning. I will say Kaley Cuoco does an okay job; her acting isn’t particularly memorable, but she stands out in the film to me. It’s the first time I’ve seen her in a substantial part, and that's also true for Pete Davidson—though he's pretty bland, with just a couple of fleetingly good moments otherwise. On the plus side…

I found it pretty lacking in imagination and excessively corny; I couldn’t even make it through the first thirty minutes.

Shiela, portrayed by Kaley Cuoco, possesses a remarkable ability: time travel. While her journeys are brief, they allow her to impact the lives of those around her. Her connection with Gary, played by Pete Davidson, sets in motion ninety minutes of complicated storytelling that illustrates their developing relationship and Shiela’s attempts to improve his life through her powers. Predictably, things don't unfold as i…