The trajectory of this comedy may be familiar, but the characters and their circumstances have a refreshing specificity. But that's honestly just gravy when you've got Keke Palmer in the lead. We should get a movie a year built around Palmer's unique comic gifts, which are a rare alchemy of precision and unpredictability. "Controlled zaniness." Really solid ing cast, too, including a strong debut from Sza, who gives a real performance and is a great foil for Palmer. Many laughs! Strong recommend.

I've taken all of your criticisms into and have determined that you're all wrong.

The first shot of Celine in the bookshop. The car ride when they nearly touch each other. The look on Celine's face as they walk up the stairs. Nina Simone.

The whole f'ing thing.