This film is proof that it's still possible to make a quality rom-com in today's local film landscape. With its three-dimensional characters and believable relationships, Vince & Kath & James becomes a delightful viewing experience reminding us what it's like to be young and hopeful for love. It has the rom-com tropes down-pat, even Star Cinema's obligatory Mommy Issues, but the movie uses them to enhance the emotional richness in tackling its theme. This makes me very optimistic about the future of Philippine mainstream cinema.

Vince & Kath & James is one heck of a chill pill. I felt what I had to feel in this romantic comedy's charmingly crafted, oddly satisfying cliché. The common technique of story telling was done spontaneously by juxtapositions that never appeared out of place. Plus, it was really refreshing to uncover an actor like Joshua Garcia and his naturalness, and realize how ravishing the chemistry was between him and Julia Barreto. This has been one of the very few instances I felt kilig coz of a movie under the mainstream light in Philippine cinema, swear 😆.

It has an ordinary (when I say ordinary, it IS ordinary) formula but also has a stroke of peculiarity. Left the theatre with a smile painted on mah face.

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Kilig much! 😂😂😂

A wonderful film that surprises you despite it's inherently formulaic plot. It succeeds mostly because of the charming portrayals of young love in the millennial age. The film is largely anchored by the charismatic performance by the two-thirds of triangle, Julia Barreto and Joshua Garcia, who convey well-rounded characters. I love the callback to a certain romantic film which starred Julia's aunt. It was such a witty move to use that particular scene echoing the scene in the movie.

wala pa bang mas icl-cliche yung ending charot

i love romcoms i really do but this is way too much for me like i don’t know why this average rating is so high this is such a MESS of a romcom guys

that script is such a nightmare i dont like julia’s character with either of them they’re both sh*t let’s be real

Joshua and Julia and Gerald

Tangina kahit kelan di talaga marunong umarte tong si Ronnie actor na to

The subplot was more interesting and was paid dust. The sound editing was not the best. And the auto shop scene where Kath is checking the car, wtf was that.

Review in 6 words: Cute ni Joshua Garcia yun lang

Joshlia!!

Ronnie Alonte needs acting classes ugh.

"Ano ba'ng masarap dito?"
"Aah, 'yung 'Be Mine.'"

[Metro Manila Film Festival 2016, SM Megamall]