A really well told romance story that takes quite a different spin on the genre with it's unique premise. Whedon's writing (who I didn't realize wrote this until after watching) is lighter than his big-budgeted sci-fi adventures but it's just as powerful. Zoe Kazan and Michael Stahl-David (who I'm surprised hasn['t been in more since Cloverfield's release) both shine and do well with the situation their characters are left in. The film also takes a strong look at psychological problems and how society views them and, in this case, the general consensus on how someone acts is completely inaccurate. It's on Netflix right now and I suggest everyone check this out.