... Wired 24/7 with cameras, so we can glimpse into their inner-most lives...

Now imagine all of the interesting moments those cameras could capture... And remove them entirely from the film.

That's basically what we get here - a "slice of life" with all of the good bits removed. The story (if you can even call it that) goes absolutely nowhere, the characters evoke neither connection nor empathy from the viewer. It's almost as bad as that snap-happy uncle's boring slide show at the family gathering.

I've said it many times before - just because you CAN make a movie, doesn't mean that you SHOULD make one.

... this is a much better little film than a four-point-something average-rating-signifies... watch-it-again you'll-see.

I gave up half way unfortunately. There is little to keep me watching, it's a slow enduring slog through a generic story, offering little to say, nothing new on the love plot. The acting is ok, though the boyfriend is pretty bad....as I said I got half way through, I gave it a shot but I don't understand what was in this story idea that was worth developing into a film, it's so generic! Nothing happens in the film, almost all the context is delivered by dialogue, nothing in a compelling way to keep me watching...though the one experiential moment is when the girlfriend see's the boyfriend's instagram with him and his make up girl out for drinks, that was ok, but almost everything else was so blandly delivered, honestly how do you expect me to keep watching because of that?