Alone Together is a film about a Covid pandemic
The film is centered around two people - one who has the virus and the other who is trying to survive. The movie is grounded and relatable, and offers plenty of valuable insights. The movie is also a great choice for millennial audiences, though it does end a bit predictably.
Antoinette Jadaone's new film is grounded and relatable
Antoinette Jadaone has proven that she knows what audiences want in a love story. Her new film is no exception, with a believable love story about two young people who find each other. The plot is grounded and relatable, and Jadaone's filmmaking style is grounded and unpretentious.
The movie is a dialogue-heavy exploration of relationships
It's a welcome change from the typical rom-com. It's not too long before we're left wondering if there's any magic out there and why people risk everything for love. Although the film's characters aren't perfect, there are plenty of moments where they grow as people.
The film is filled with sight gags and voice-overs
That bring to life the everyday impressions we have of others. Despite the humor, it's never forced or manufactured. Its self-deprecating humor is rooted in a very real and palpable truth. "Alone Together" is an amusing and sometimes touching comedy about two women whose relationships sour. The movie is directed and written by Katie Holmes, and stars Charli XCX and Liza Soberano. But the film falls short of its potential as a romantic drama. The central relationship, between June and Tom, isn't very well developed and the film's endearing moments come when June is being herself.
Review of Katie Holmes' "Alone Together"
Katie Holmes' "Alone Together" is a very bland and uninspired film. Set in 2020 during a pandemic, the film is a fairly predictable and atypical rom-com. It's a sweet and cute story, but it's not a great one. It's too cliched, and it's not a very original story.
The story of June and Charlie unfolds against the background of a pandemic
Much like Roshan Sethi's "7 Days" (which is actually a novel), Holmes uses news broadcasts to mark the passage of time and their growing need for one another. Although the couple begins by sewing masks from cloth, their relationship evolves into a more meaningful one, as they support one another through their personal tragedies and cheer each other on in their dreams.
Katie Holmes' debut feature film isn't as clever or edgy as Seven Days
But it is still a very sweet movie. The storyline is predictable, but the actors are likeable, and the romance is sweet and heartwarming. The story isn't very original, either, and there are too many predictable moments, but they're entertaining enough to keep viewers coming back for more.
Review of Charli XCX's "Alone Together"
"Alone Together" is the story of pop star Charli XCX, who finds herself in quarantine. Over 40 days, she embarks on an album-making whirlwind that pushes her creative boundaries and unites a community of LGBTQ+ fans.
While most pop stars are primarily concerned with making money
Charli XCX is doing something different on her new album. The singer has invited her fans to be involved in the songwriting process. She even runs her tracks by them and crowdsources the lyrics. While Kanye West tried this beta-testing approach with Life of Pablo, Charli XCX's approach is more familial.
The documentary was shot concurrently with the creation of her 2020 album
It offers a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process and explores her long-distance relationship with boyfriend Huck Kwong. It also looks at how she copes with the constant pressure of a relationship with someone who doesn't share the same interests.
