Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

This movie is so bad, there should be an option of giving 0 stars. Why?The plot is awful (boring and predictable). And I know most romantic comedies are, but in this one there is not one interesting twist or moment of "hope" or longing or anything other than - "how much longer does this string of uninteresting events last". The script is.. I don't even know how to say this politely, but there is not a single line being said, that is even remotely interesting, cute or even funny. The acting is terrible! Just terrible. The lead actress is beyond annoying. The lead actor too.Do NOT waste a minute on this movie. It's truly terrible.

Non-Transferable starts off well enough. Amy Tyler (Ashley Clements) is a high concept travel agent who surprises her boyfriend, Josh Merit with a surprise trip to Europe. He breaks up with her instead.Now stuck with reservations in her ex-boyfriend's name, her friends suggest that if Amy cannot change the tickets then she should find a guy with the same name as her ex. Change the guy not the tickets. So they hit the internet and find an alternative Josh (Brendan Bradley) an easy going laid back kind of guy in contrast to Amy who has micromanaged her trip in great detail.The moment the alternative Josh arrives things start to go downhill with the film in terms of the script and the quality of the acting. They constantly bicker, be petty, slowly fall in love as they travel through Turkey and then start to argue again. The story is the pits.Amy is irritating, no wonder her boyfriend had enough. Her friends are annoying, it is a surprise her boyfriend did not go postal on them. Worse still when they find alternative Josh they did not even check his online profile out to find out what he does or that he speaks various languages. In fact Amy goes on a holiday with a stranger and does not even ask him basic questions when they first meet.Brendan Bradley who plays alternative Josh also wrote and directed this mess. It is a tiresome film but at least he got the Turkey Tourism Board to invest in it.

I have read the other reviews, and have no idea what they are talking about. Brendan, your movie is funny, entertaining, and you took me to places I would LOVED to have been to. Ashley Clements, you are adorable! Non-Transferable is a delightfully wacky, unpredictable love story. I LOVED the part when you jump in! Your silly banter with Brendan Bradley is charming, incredibly likable and I found myself truly laughing out loud. I hope more people can find this gem, and can't wait for the next sweet silly adorably delightful movie you put out. I am putting this right next to my copy of Leap Year! Good Luck -n- God Bless.

This movie is just delightful. I've been waiting for it come out for over a year, and it did not disappoint. I have a feeling I'll be re- watching it many times over. Amy and Joshua go on a whirlwind, rom com adventure to Istanbul, Cappadoccia, Ephesus, the Aegean Sea, and other hidden gems all over Turkey. It's truly a love letter to Turkey, and the entire movie is gorgeously shot. The dialogue is charming and witty, and the characters are immensely likable. This is such a cute, feel-good movie filled with banter and shenanigans and a healthy sprinkle of rom com staples. If you're interested, there are also a ton of videos on their YouTube channel showing how they managed to film this gorgeous movie with a tiny crew and plenty of moxy. Highly recommend!