What If (2013) is a romantic comedy film that tells the story of two strangers who develop a deep connection but struggle with the complexities of their individual circumstances.
The film revolves around Wallace, a med school dropout still recovering from a bad breakup, who meets Chantry at a party. Chantry is an animator with a long-term boyfriend, Ben. Despite Chantry being in a committed relationship, she and Wallace instantly hit it off, sharing their quirky sense of humor and intellectual conversations.
As their friendship grows, Wallace becomes increasingly torn between his growing feelings for Chantry and his respect for her relationship with Ben. Chantry also begins to question her own feelings for Wallace, leading to a series of amusing and complicated situations.
Throughout the film, Wallace and Chantry navigate their feelings while dealing with their own personal dilemmas. They turn to their friends and family for advice, adding humor and heartwarming moments to the story.
As the narrative unfolds, Wallace and Chantry face several obstacles, including miscommunication and missed opportunities. This all builds up to a climactic moment where they must confront their true feelings and decide if they are willing to take a risk for love.
What If explores the age-old question of whether men and women can truly be just friends or if there will always be an underlying romantic tension. It is a heartwarming and realistic take on modern relationships, filled with laughter and emotional moments.
The film features outstanding performances by Daniel Radcliffe as Wallace and Zoe Kazan as Chantry, who bring depth and relatability to their characters. The chemistry between the leads is palpable, making their connection all the more compelling.
What If is a delightful romantic comedy that will make viewers laugh, cry, and reflect on the complexities