The concept of the story was interesting but the execution was trite. The love interests were just too predictable and shallow.  It's also amazing that the character of Jodi Sta. Maria was able to keep driving without getting into an accident every few minutes as she hardly ever kept her eyes on the road. Half the time she would be looking at her companion, and the other half of the time her head would be facing forward but her eyes were everywhere else but the road ahead. A much better film could have been made if they had a better story writer and director, I guess. But overall it was cute enough to watch.

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