KATO-SUBZERO 28 November 2017: I was bored while in my room on vacation, so I got on my laptop computer and I found this flick while on the i-net. Glad I did, I wonder why I have not seen or heard of young talented lead actress Rachelle Neal. Greg Galloway wrote a good script that a lot of men who want a certain woman that he has known for a long time in their lives to be more than buddies. The man from college age and up jumps through hoops for a certain woman hoping that she will realize that he loves her and wants to put a ring on her finger, but she just kicks him to the curb with the lame excuse of "I think of you like my brother. I don't want to ruin our friendship" crap. I can personally relate to this story in the mid 90's when I too wanted a woman to be my romantic lover, but she kept me in her friend zone. This film is great from start to finish especially when it gets past the opening party scene. Lead actress, Rachelle Neal is very talented and does a great job in the lead role. I think Rachelle need to come out to California and try her luck and talent in California. I am sure that she will do well. I thought that I would be disappointed with the ending when after she confessed in class that she love Cassius and outside. But the ending turned out great. Great job by Greg Galloway. Also thanks for the eye candy provided by actress Lexi Walter (Tiffany Gomez) and Arabic or Iranian cutie Nadia Zebib (Samara). The supporting cast also did a good job in their roles, but again the award goes to Rachelle Neal. This film should have had a better distributor. Two thumbs up and a 9.

imizrahi2002 they don't usually like romantic comedies. found it very romantic. a number of them bought it for their girlfriends. it should be on BET... plug...plug...plug...and, oh yeah...plug. my intuition is pumping 'fraud' to my pen. it might be good but this kind of tactic really puts me off. so if you come back here to read reviews other than your own on the movie, i want you to know that i'm on to you... and it doesn't make the movie look any better. my review doesn't have enough lines. now i wish i took notes on those previous reviews so i could show more of the similarities. it's like they got together and discussed what to write and who will write what. there. that should be enough.

c_snpmarketing The Anatomy of Love is a PG-13 movie that addresses the potential and common issues of love that derive from divorce. Often children grow up with a definition of love that is derived from their home environment, and therefore their parents. The Anatomy of Love opens the dialogue between parents and children (teens) on the true meaning of love. Jenesis apprehension to love, Cassious decision to lay his heart on the line, and both their peers and parents reactions to love provokes audiences, young and mature, to reflect on the value and quality of their relationships. It causes each person to evaluate the message they are sending to their significant others, spouses, children and friends on love. This is a must see movie for anyone, who has ever been, will be, or currently is in love. A terrific date night movie!

Tonya Austin A very good story line that holds your interest throughout the movie. Cassious being an compassionate person who tries hard to let Jenesis know how he feels about her. Jenesis has no immediate intention on allowing their relationship get past "Friends only with possible benefits". Cassious eventually has to put away his feelings for her and pursue other avenues for love. The actors performances allows their characters to be quite believable...... A movie to watch with the girls or that significant other. The blending of the comedy and drama was so well done with this movie it has a melodic flow to it. You will find yourself laughing and the next minute tearing up. This is definitely a movie to add to ones collection. A round of applause to the cast and crew for doing such an impeccable job with this movie.