The Perfect Find – Movie Review
Director: Numa Perrier
Writer: Leigh Davenport, Tia Williams (Screenplay)
Cast
- Gabrielle Union (Bad Boys II)
- Keith Powers (The Tomorrow War)
- D.B Woodside (24)
- Gina Torres (Serenity)
- Aisha Hinds (The Next Three Days)
Plot: After a high-profile firing, Jenna’s fashion career comeback hits a snag when she falls for a charming, much younger coworker – who happens to be her boss’s son. As sparks fly, Jenna must decide if she’ll risk it all on a secret romance.
Runtime: 1 Hour 39 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: The Perfect Find starts when Jenna (Union) finds her fashion career in tatters. One year later she returns to New York to try and restart her career working for a rival Darcy (Torres). However, this decision leads her to meet Eric (Powers) a younger videographer that happens to be her new boss’s son.
When Jenna and Brian start spending more time together, they find themselves getting romantically involved, despite the potential consequences. It leads them down a path of wondering whether they can stay together and be successful in business or not.
Verdict on The Perfect Find
The Perfect Find is a romantic comedy following a former fashion designer who is trying to rebuild her career. However, her life takes a turn when she gets involved with her new boss’s son. Even if it sees things going well, it is more how long can they keep it a secret.
This gets to play into how life can turn around suddenly, and rebuilding can take you in strange directions. It shows what can be seen as a forbidden love due to an age difference and spins it around with the older woman and younger man. While it gets to tackle the typical difficult relationship subjects, it does seem to end up using the luxury lives, rather than characters with daily struggles. The performances are good and you can get a nice enjoyable rom-com experience in the movie.
Where to Watch: The Perfect Find is available now on Netflix.
Final Thoughts – The Perfect Find is an enjoyable rom-com.
