Sweet Talk (2013)
6/10
Chemistry appears in the unlikeliest of places
24 July 2018
Warning: Spoilers
Samson is a writer with a vivid imagination. Delilah is a troubled woman unknowingly seeking more beyond her mundane life as a sex-line operator. She has an equally vivid imagination. Serendipitous happenstance brings the two of them together for a series of telephone calls over a single evening where their chemistry is undeniable as they intertwine their personal fantasies, desires and vulnerabilities through very romantic and sexy stories, each of them taking turns imagining with the other. The overall premise is fun and the two of them have real chemistry and share an equal level of attractiveness that feels real and genuine. The film leaves some blatant plot holes that reduce its overall impact. The biggest head-scratcher being who was the old guy in Delilah's fantasies and why was he there? A Freudian nod to daddy issues? The film ends with the two of them passing each other in the street, making eye contact but leaving the viewer to imagine if the two would ever meet in person. I was left wanting more of their sexy banter and wanted to see the chemistry take off within the intimacy of face-to-face contact. Even something as fun as meeting up coincidentally on a vacation. I felt a little unsatisfied at the end of the film but I enjoyed it nonetheless. 6/10
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