A cool little artsy indie flick. I'm old enough to have seen "Love Jones" as a twenty-something young man, in love at the time, with a young lady who lived in another state. Maintaining such a relationship is difficult to say the least. The long distance, young love theme is not new and was most recently revisited in "The Photograph," which was also a good flick; but didn't compare to "Love Jones" either.
The black, bohemian urbanites of the world will appreciate this film; especially the millineals whom it targets. Love is a universal theme, so there's something for everyone in this film, but because I've seen it done and redone before, on a grander and slightly better scale, it was again, just a cool flick in my opinion. That fire between Nia Long and Larenz Tate back in '97 that lit up the silver screen is tough to match!
The black, bohemian urbanites of the world will appreciate this film; especially the millineals whom it targets. Love is a universal theme, so there's something for everyone in this film, but because I've seen it done and redone before, on a grander and slightly better scale, it was again, just a cool flick in my opinion. That fire between Nia Long and Larenz Tate back in '97 that lit up the silver screen is tough to match!