Monday

I didn't get a feel for their chemistry... It felt unconvincing, underdeveloped, and kind of pointless.

When they were just roaming around beautiful Greece, I was enjoying the movie. When they get into the story? Nah.

That's the beauty of Argyris Papadimitropoulos's follow-up to Suntan; it's a movie that accurately reflects the highs and lows of relationships once the dust of a fling starts to settle and the work begins.

The movie becomes a less than appealing blend of rave and rut.

Even when your head knows better, the heart doesn't always follow. It's as predictable as the Monday morning that follows the Friday night. 'Monday'

Try though the actors may, they're unable to make us care about characters who are primarily defined by their lousy decisions and who lack the spark to draw us closer to their flame.

The film perfectly captures how intoxicating new love is and how fast someone will drop their entire personality or responsibilities to mold themselves into someone the other person wants

Monday is hot, steamy and angsty with great performances from Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough, yet fails to deliver an interesting enough story.

We don’t get enough of the quiet moments in between the major events in order to invest in their relationship and buy them as a couple after too long.

Monday meanders, which matches its beach-side vibe but does not necessarily make for an engaging plot.