Determined to make the best of her situation, Jennifer moves forward and, soon after arriving, decides to surprise Vincent at the train station, only to find him traveling with another woman. At first, it’s hard to tell if Jennifer is just immature and unable to deal with the fact that her boyfriend can have a female friend (which he insists is the case when Jennifer confronts him), or if he really is cheating on her. Regardless of that, however, the focus of the story is on Jennifer trying to find herself and her way in New York while facing adversity, after expecting everything to work out perfectly. And after awhile, it doesn’t seem so important to know exactly what Vincent has been up to, really, because knowing wouldn’t have changed how Jennifer dealt with her feelings.

Although very typical of the numerous odd couple movies out there—she learns to live undefined simply by her relationship with Vincent! He learns how to behave and dress properly!—this is one of the more believable ones as, despite their personality and lifestyle differences, they get along simply because they like one another and neither asks the other to change who he/she is. And in being able to just be, each of them wants to please the other by changing for the better (“better” being subjective, of course), but never because he/she is asked to change. Which is all super romantic, if you ask me, which you didn’t, but it doesn’t matter because I am HKFlix staff and you're already at the end of my review. Booyakasha!