First Look at Netflix’s new romcom Resort to Love

[saintclaire87]

FIRST LOOK: @aliciakeys produced Resort To Love, a rom-com starring @ChristinaMilian as a singer who gets booked at her ex's wedding where she rediscovers feelings for her ex ( @JayPharoah) - but his brother ( @SinquaWalls) attempts to keep them from reuniting. Premieres July 29 pic.twitter.com/QJNx4BIC3S
- Netflix Queue (@netflixqueue) April 21, 2021

Comments

[itsalanisbitch]

Christina is booked and busy, from am to pm!

[saintclaire87]

Real busy! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 And her babies are so cute.

Pop star Christina Milian opens a cozy beignet cafe in LA's Studio City https://t.co/f53LzdiYzX (Via @EaterLA) pic.twitter.com/NzrjqI0rue
- Eater (@Eater) April 16, 2021

[afrosamurai1089]

I have this song on everyday playlist but I'm not feeling this video quality. Looks like it was uploaded directly from the Nokia I had in the mid-2000s.

Why can't record labels/the artists upload high quality versions of these older bops?!

[artlover2788]

I remember skating to this at Skateland and being so excited to do so!

[therearewords]

Sinqua?!?!?!

[benihime99]

Lancelot??????

[zibbydoo324]

Read that as “her brother” and was wondering where the rom part was coming in. 😒😂
Then I thought maybe it’d be like my best friend’s wedding.

[gloeden2]

Rediscovers feelings for her ex on the occasion of his wedding??
And the brother has to keep them apart???
So I'm supposed to hate two of the main leads initially?
And since it's a rom com, that means the brother and her end up together. YUCK.

[veal]

I hate rom cons where the viewer is supposed to root for cheaters. There are so many of them!

[gloeden2]

I'm betting it will be like "My Best Friend's Wedding" and he doesn't do anything but be nice to her but she's more conniving.
For reasons best left to psychologists, it seems like some makers and viewers of rom-coms enjoy seeing women being absolutely awful to other women for the sake of a man who has shown no interest in them anyway.

[kawaiiairbender]

This is like half of hallmark's 'wholesome' Christmas catalouge