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'Materialists': NOT a RomCom . . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on June 14, 2025 at 03:07:19:
But an insightful, sensitive, and truthful look at the wants, needs, and must-haves of the Big City dating scene. Johnson played a Manhattan matchmaker who was deft at balancing wants and desires, often resulting in marriage. It is all about "checking the boxes" and matching them up.

Johnson's ex, Chris Evans, drifted back into her orbit still being an unfulfilled actor. Pablo Pascal played the part of a very wealthy equities whale who was attracted to Johnson. His wealth became a formidable wall for Evans to overcome.

In a way, this film was almost a class on setting expectations and knowing yourself. I can see this as s required viewing in Sorority Houses across the country.