Dating & New York (2021)

Review Team

4/5

Dating & New York, directed by Jonah Feingold, presents a contemporary exploration of millennial relationships through the lens of a friends-with-benefits contract. The film successfully captures the essence of modern romance, balancing humour with moments of emotional depth. The lead performanc ... Show more >> Dating & New York, directed by Jonah Feingold, presents a contemporary exploration of millennial relationships through the lens of a friends-with-benefits contract. The film successfully captures the essence of modern romance, balancing humour with moments of emotional depth. The lead performances are particularly noteworthy, with the chemistry between the two protagonists driving the narrative forward. While some viewers may find the plot predictable, the witty script and relatable scenarios make it an enjoyable watch. The film cleverly critiques the modern dating landscape, highlighting both the fears and joys of intimacy in a digital age. Overall, Dating & New York is a charming addition to the romantic comedy genre, appealing to those who appreciate a thoughtful yet entertaining portrayal of love. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

Dating & New York tries to capture the chaotic essence of millennial dating, but it often feels like a familiar stroll down a well-trodden path. The premise of a friends-with-benefits contract is intriguing, but the execution lacks the spark needed to fully engage the audience. The performances ... Show more >> Dating & New York tries to capture the chaotic essence of millennial dating, but it often feels like a familiar stroll down a well-trodden path. The premise of a friends-with-benefits contract is intriguing, but the execution lacks the spark needed to fully engage the audience. The performances are solid, and there are moments of genuine humour, yet the film doesn’t stray far from typical rom-com clichés. While it provides some laughs and relatable moments, it also misses opportunities to delve deeper into character development. If you're in the mood for something light and breezy, Dating & New York might fit the bill. However, those seeking innovation in the genre may leave feeling slightly underwhelmed. Show less