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Wallace - a dropout, is always haunted by his bad relationships. Therefore, while his roommate Allan is looking a perfect lover, Wallace decides to lock the inside love life. Then he meets Chantry, a cartoon artist living with Ben - her boyfriend. Wallace and Chantry quickly gain the cohesion and build up a close friendship. But they notice the similarities between the two person is too obvious, making them wonder What if the enemy is only a best friend?
Nerd wish-fulfillment of the first order, this Canadian rom-com places an artificial barrier between its cute-as-a-button leads and asks us to stick around for an hour and a half until it's artificially removed.
While it won't teach you much more about love other than the perfect recipe for a deep-fried peanut butter sandwich, it will make you feel warm and fuzzy for a little while.
If this all sounds a bit unromantic, What If certainly shows true love is difficult. For this boy and girl, falling hard for someone is a choice rather than a destiny.
Long before the script permits the characters to acknowledge the obvious, you lose patience: Jump into the deep end of the bed already. It would be more fun and friendly to all concerned, especially the audience.