The protagonist is not the worst person in the world, but it seems throughout the entire movie that she undergoes very little character development. She goes from boyfriend to boyfriend, looking for someone to give her an exciting, full, ambitious life. But it seems she never actually tries to do much for herself, instead blaming her partners, berating them and cheating on them without evidently showing any remorse. In the end, she feels sorry for herself but still doesn't display any self-awareness about her role in all of her personal and romantic issues. Her partners seem to love her, calling her a good person and their one true love etc. But again I didn't see any on-screen evidence of her actually being a good partner. So I ended the movie wondering if we're supposed to empathize with this character, or whether the movie is actually meant to portray how the average person blames everyone else for their problems instead of taking responsibility for their own dissatisfaction in life. If it's the latter, well, we already knew that.
Review of The Worst Person in the World
