Losing It

About This Movie

Losing It (2023) dives into the chaotic mess of modern romance with a quirky tone that keeps you chuckling. Mabel, our 30-year-old protagonist, has meticulously crafted a plan to finally lose her inhibitions with Guy, who’s the quintessential nice guy. But the film’s charm lies in its unexpected turns; as Mabel’s clinical approach crumbles against the unpredictable nature of love, the pacing captures that frantic energy of trying to control what can’t be controlled. The performances are relatable, with a hint of awkwardness that makes the characters feel real. The practical effects are minimal, focusing instead on the humor of everyday situations, allowing the dialogues to shine. It's this blend of planning versus spontaneity that gives Losing It its distinctive flavor.

Focus on character-driven humor · Quirky take on romance tropes · Good for collections focused on indie comedies