It’s Not All That Bad

About This Movie

So, 'It’s Not All That Bad' is an interesting little drama that revolves around Teddy and Alicia, both in their twenties, navigating life in a snack bar and through the awkwardness of online dating. The tone is introspective, with a hint of melancholy that resonates with the trials of young adulthood. The pacing feels just right—slow enough to let you absorb their conversations but quick enough to keep you engaged. The performances are quite genuine, capturing the uncertainty and vulnerability of their characters. What stands out is how it uses the mundane setting of a snack bar as a backdrop for deeper explorations of connection and disconnection in modern life. It's these nuances that give it a distinctive feel.

Interesting take on modern relationshipsSubtle character developmentAtmospheric setting enhances the narrative