SPOILERS! In every social media app (I use) I saw this movie being recommended. Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. With such positive commentary on the movie I thought "ah, sounds like a good movie. I should watch it". And now that I have, well, it really doesn't live up to it's praise. I was under the assumption that (SPOILER) Rachel Chu was making her stand in leaving? She told Nick's mother that either decision wouldn't work so that's why she left. But instead, she accepts the proposal. I feel like that was very anti-clamatic. She could have left Nick's mother ponder about her decisions with the "happiness" she chose for her son. It could've been a good way to show that Rachel valued herself enough to not stay for something that could never be, and that being the mothers approval. Heck, she even said it herself "I'm not leaving 'cause I'm scared or because because I think I'm not enough. Because maybe for the first time in my life, I know I am". Well, this is just my opinion after all. Just wished the movie was as good as people said or at least consistent with what Rachel chose originally.