Lucy, a cerebral matchmaker portrayed by Dakota Johnson, analyzes her clients' romantic prospects based on their actual worth, which often leads to jaded conclusions about the dating world. Having experienced a disheartening relationship with John, who struggled financially, Lucy resolves to marry someone extraordinarily wealthy. When she meets Harry, an attractive 'unicorn' client, she finds herself considering both attraction and his financial status. Audience reactions show discomfort with the film’s explicit blend of romance and economic realities, reflecting contemporary challenges faced in dating today.
Lucy, the matchmaker, operates more like a market analyst than a cupid, adeptly evaluating clients’ real worth and matching them accordingly to potential partners.
Her pragmatic view on relationships leads her to aspire to marry someone wealthy, especially after a disheartening past relationship left her jaded.
As Lucy encounters Harry, a 'unicorn', she oscillates between attraction and a financial assessment of his wealth, highlighting a blend of romance and finance.
The audience's audible reactions suggest discomfort with the film’s portrayal of a dating landscape where financial considerations weigh heavily on romance.
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