I'm a sucker for romantics but boy was this a terrible watch. The female lead's character was very unlikeable and uncooperative given the circumstances. The Male lead would put in all the effort while the female lead just wants to go back to how things were which is pretty annoying. I would not recommend watching this.

Serviceable film, but the female lead is pretty unlikeable and unrelateable, even to the point of scoffing at herself when she learns she had decided to become a vegetarian. And she somehow needs proof that she married her husband on purpose? (She's still sceptical even after said proof is provided.) She is constantly undermining her "future self" and yet I'm supposed to believe that all it took is for her to learn [spoiler]that her dad cheated on her mum[/spoiler] for a complete character change and [spoiler]again for history to somehow start repeating itself[/spoiler].

I realized, as I began to watch this, that I'd watched it before, but, considering Rachel McAdams is in one of my favourite RomComs, ABOUT TIME, and I was in the mood for some romance, I gave it another watch. Rachel was engaging, as expected, but I found Channing Tatum a little awkward. I probably gave this a 7 (good) out of 10 on the first watch, but, I'm settling for a 6 (fair) on the second time around. Interesting concept - if you lost all memory of the one you love, would you love them again - just not a convincing connection between the two of them. Always good to see Tatiana Maslany on film, for any size part. also, Jessica Lange and Sam Neil.

A little cheesy but nice way to see two people fall in love again