Being a comedy, the movie did get points knocked off for not being very funny, but, seeing as it's a drama/romance, it had a chance to redeem itself. Putting the seldom appearing silly jokes shown in the movie aside, the movie had a very original story, using a cliché plot, which sounds confusing, but it works. The drama was heartfelt, and the romance was shown in a different and unique way, having similar scenarios to other movies, to a portrayal one would see in other movies. The story itself was pretty impressive, referring to the backstory of the protagonist mostly. I liked how it all tied up well, and the message was one that doesn't appear in a lot of movies, which was also something nice to see. One big thing that I really didn't like about it was that it got very dull at certain points, and those points were not rare. The movie became less enjoyable because of that factor, but, nonetheless, it's a piece of art (if you've watched the movie you'll get my reference).
Review of Cashback
