The film presents Dakota Johnson, an actress known for her appealing transparency, in the role of Lucy Mason. Lucy is a high-profile matchmaker, a modern-day heroine with a complex character. The film explores whether Lucy has been matching her clients with the wrong partners, leading to dissatisfaction among both men and women. The film explores themes of unhappiness among the affluent, who seek companionship through lavish spending and partying. Unfortunately, the film’s potential is diminished by the unnatural dialogue and stilted performances. The conversations feel rehearsed and lack spontaneity, with actors delivering lines in a way that suggests a lack of genuine feeling. Dakota Johnson’s portrayal of Lucy is hindered by the script’s limitations. The narrative introduces Harry (Pedro Pascal) as an ideal partner, but his secret – surgically enhanced legs – introduces a sense of absurdity. The film explores the struggles of the wealthy and their often-ridiculous problems. The character of John, played by Chris Evans, is portrayed as a loser who returns to Lucy’s life. The men in the film seem to lack pride and self-respect, clinging to Lucy despite her flaws. The film’s storyline becomes somewhat convoluted, with little to offer beyond its surface-level premise. One of the more interesting characters is Sophie (Zoe Winters), a dating client who yearns for love. The film fails to deliver a satisfying rom-com experience, despite the attractive cast and high expectations.
