I can see why people wouldn’t like this movie, but honestly, it's surprisingly almost watchable. *Attraction* has a really weak plot (with scenes that feel like they were definitely written by guys for guys, let's be honest), which should make it unendurable. Still, I didn’t find myself hating it while watching—it’s actually close to being something I would recommend. I’m not entirely sure why, but I wouldn’t say I disliked it enough to give it a worse score. Yana Marinova is easy to root for as the lead; she plays what's probably the only genuinely likable character in the whole film. Alexander Sano does an okay job with his part, and Luiza Grigorova-Makariev isn’t bad either. Koyna Ruseva doesn’t have much of a chance because her character is way too over-the-top. It's not necessarily significant, but it's interesting that only Radina Borshosh from the cast has an English Wikipedia page. Speaking of which, what about Sonya’s fighting abilities? That kick to Vasil’s private parts is fantastic, as is the slap on Diana. A lot of the film feels awkward, especially that final speech scene with Marinova's Lora. The very last scenes even go full-on *The Inbetweeners*, because Nikoleta Lozanova reminds me of Belinda Stewart-Wilson. If you know, you know. I get why people have issues with it, but I think it fits into the “so bad it’s (almost) good” category. I won't be watching it again anytime soon, but I didn’t have a terrible experience with it, so...

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