I haven't finished watching this yet....

So far, I didn't like how the lead female character was made up, and looking like a particular Hallmark actress (who looks unusual). The guy's look was also over the top. I found these aspects distracting from the movie.

I enjoyed the story premise but it got too serious for my taste. I was wanting to watch something light, not get into the drama category.

Some dialogue by the lead actress contained improper grammar:calling someone a "they/their". The first time could've been to not reveal identity, but after the next few times, it was clearly a misuse of the word (another distraction).

The script had depth even though it's a pretty common theme.

I don't know if I'll watch the end because the way the character was acting towards the guy was irritating. I appreciated how they had her show concern for integrity in her work. The friend was a good actress and character to include.

So Mr. Right is a small budget "slice of life" indie type of movie.

There is no violence, death or drama. We just watch a relationship unfold despite some childhood trauma that has to be overcome first it seems.

In stark contrast we also witness the typical pitfalls of online and other types of casual dating.

Some of the worst disasters happen off screen and we just see the effects yet even those are not as exaggerated as in big screen Hollywood movies.

There is no over the top gay friend like in your usual romcom. There is a supportive coworker and best friend though.

These people feel authentic and even what they talk about does not sound scripted. It's not improvised either.

I was pleasantly surprised. I somehow expected something low level. True, it is a bit slow and there is no passionate love affair.

It's just an evolving relationship. More than enough for me in these frantic speed dating times.