Forget You

About This Movie

Forget You is an intriguing blend of music and romance, marking the directorial debut of Naomi Scott and her husband Jordan Spence. The film dives into the messy intricacies of forgetting someone, emphasizing that it's rarely as simple as it sounds. The visuals are quite striking, almost surreal at times, which feels intentional, enhancing the unique storytelling. Performances are charming, with a genuine sense of vulnerability that draws you in. The pacing has this rhythmic quality, reminiscent of a heartbeat, which complements its musical elements nicely. There's a quirky atmosphere throughout that keeps it light while still exploring deeper themes of memory and connection. It’s distinct, not only for its artistic choices, but also for how it approaches a universally relatable topic.

Quirky visual styleExploration of memoryCharming performances