This post is part of my movie-a-day challenge in which I will watch a film every day for 365 days. You can see all the posts for this challenge HERE

Hey there, fellow movie buffs!

So, I just finished watching “My Fake Boyfriend” and, oh boy, do I have thoughts! This movie is like a wild rollercoaster that doesn’t even pretend to stick to the tracks – and that’s exactly why it’s so much fun.

First off, let’s talk about how ridiculously over the top this movie is. It’s like the filmmakers took a look at reality, laughed, and tossed it out the window.

The storyline follows this guy, Andrew (played by Keiynan Lonsdale), who’s desperately trying to get over his toxic ex. His best friends Jake (Dylan Sprouse)and Kelly (Sarah Hyland), desperate to help him move on, create a fake boyfriend for him on social media. What starts as a harmless prank quickly get out of control, and that’s where the real fun begins. The whole situation spirals into a world of hilarity and sheer absurdity

In real life, there’s no way this scheme wouldn’t land you in some major hot water. I mean, think about it, creating a fake person and involving tons of money and sponsorships? Hello, fraud! But, in the universe of “My Fake Boyfriend,” it’s just another Tuesday.

What I found intriguing was the concept of inventing a fake boyfriend to ward off a toxic ex. It’s like the dating troupe got an upgrade to first class! The movie takes this idea and runs wild with it, throwing in all sorts of crazy situations that had me in stitches — though sometimes it had me rolling my eyes.

The acting in the film is surprisingly good. The lead actor does a fantastic job portraying the emotional rollercoaster his character goes through. And his friends? They are absolute scene-stealers! Their chemistry and comedic timing are spot on, making the movie even more enjoyable.

Now, let’s be real for a second. The message of the film is… questionable. It kind of glorifies deception and makes it seem like a good laugh without any real consequences. The whole ‘deception gets rewarded’ vibe might raise a few eyebrows. But, remember, this movie is pure, unadulterated comedy. It’s not a guidebook for life or relationships. It’s like cotton candy for your brain – sweet, fluffy, and not to be taken too seriously.

I’ve got to mention, though, some parts of the movie were downright cringeworthy. There were moments where I found myself squirming in my seat, wondering “did they really just do that?” But even the cringe adds to the charm of the film in a weird, twisted way. It’s part of the package – a bit like eating a sundae with pickles on top.

In conclusion, “My Fake Boyfriend” is the cinematic equivalent of a wild, silly party. It’s full of laugh-out-loud moments and is perfect for when you need to switch off your brain and enjoy some good old over-the-top escapism. Just remember to leave your reality-check at the door, grab some popcorn, and get ready for a hilariously unbelievable ride!