It's a silly, light-hearted film, with a good cast. You just have to suspend your belief or the whole plot falls apart, and I'm not even talking about the idea that two people who have never seen each other would agree to be in a relationship, but the fact that an inventor couldn't invent a way to add sound proofing to his side of the wall. I figured eventually he was going to bust through (though I thought their relationship would be more advanced, would've been living together, and decided together to put in a door), so clearly he didn't care about destruction of property. I guess the fact that he broke the wall with the creation he was working on for 7 years, instead of the hammer he had right there, was supposed to be symbolic. Also, the scene of her playing the piano when her hair fell down, and her glasses flew off was cringe worthy, and I was like please don't let her shirt pop open...it did, but I think was meant to be tongue-in-cheek. The part at the end when she head butted her piano teacher (that I thought was her Dad) was unexpected and great. So all-in-all a bit cheesy, but also kind of great for that exact reason.
Review of Blind Date
