Laura Brodnick

I can't even tell you the airline issue they have.

Who cares?

I can barely even tell you what's happening with this airline.

That's such a nondescript thing.

And then, of course, they have rooms side by side, luxury villas.

Of course, they go to dinner.

They try to keep it profesh.

They're both sitting there knowing that they're going to have sex immediately after this.

And it's just like, this is all just foreplay.

It kind of takes the magic out of it a little bit, but yeah, they have drinks, they dance.

Yeah.

Again, because there's no buildup, like even this is the thing, even with a really good rom-com, even if you know the whole point is that they're going to get together, there's still some, if it's done correctly, there's some tension and buildup.

There's literally no buildup to this.

But the thing is like, you know, it's happening in every movie.

Like every rom-com, like is there any rom-com you've gone into?

You're like, I don't think they're going to get together.

Yeah.

like no but the tension is so intense because like how is it gonna happen but they have obstacles they'll have to sort those out first like the bill like oh the slow burn has been so much this is just like oh they're about to kiss and they're gonna have sex like literally no mystery yeah they made like the like they kind of reversed the roles and made the obstacles of them like working together being the biggest thing yeah in the relationship not really the getting together it's more like

So they had their kiss and then it cuts their hotel room.

And I was like, well, we've already had the bonus scene and everything else.