I have never been to a movie that makes me totally upset as this one! I don't mind bad movies, really, as long as they're not offensive. But, the writer, director and (especially) producers of this "movie" clearly have zero knowledge on how to present a good story.
Three pretty single girls are living in a house full of expensive stuff. Why they are still single? Nobody knows. Why they are rich? What do they do? And how come they live together? Really ... God himself will be wondering why!
Here comes the problem: they have a menace, that is an even prettier and boobsier girl, who intimidates them merely because they're single (stupid reason), and who spreads rumour that the three are lesbians. She got the punch on the nose from these three girls who always pronounce the word "lesbians" in a disgusting way. Oh, God ... forgive their sins!
Hence, they place a bet between themselves (silly, huh? Not with the menace, but betting between themselves) that they will find a true love in thirty days. They then meet one weird guy to another, as if there is totally no decent guy in this whole world. Okay, feminist director Upi Avianto ... you're going too far with this!
Then, these three girls with no distinctive character (every one of them is dull, clumsy, airhead, high-tempered, prejudgemental) finally land on three male creatures: the first one is a sex maniac (played awfully disgusting by someone who's still learning how to speak), the second one is a rock star wannabe (and this character confirms the whole world that every rock star wannabe is a total loser ... thanks for the support, Upi!), and the last one is this twink who knows everything about make-up. Even a retarded old woman with Parkinson can tell that he's gay, yet the pretty girl who falls for him cannot notice the fact under her nose.
Okay, this is too much! All the three main characters are dumb, and nobody will like them.
The "script" has no structure, the "story" is stupid. Then, the producers claim that this is a merely entertaining movie with no heavy message. Oh, really? First: this is not entertaining. Second: the message is clear: you guys can't make a movie.
This so-called "movie" is a big shame!
