On the eve of her college graduation, Natalie's life diverges into parallel realities: one in which she becomes pregnant and remains in her hometown to raise her child and another in which she moves to LA to pursue her dream career.
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Wanuri Kahiu
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Lili Reinhart
Natalie
Danny Ramirez
Gabe
Aisha Dee
Cara
Jaden Tolliver
Partier
Justin Donte
Random Guy
Amanda Grace Jenkins
Singer
Andrea Savage
Tina
Luke Wilson
Rick
Lauren Garrott
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Yong-sun Kim
Hostess
David Corenswet
Jake
Lauren Meckel
Woman at Party
Sarah J. Bartholomew
Hannah
Nia Long
Lucy
E.A. Castillo
Shay
Shannon McGrann
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Sahara
Eliza
Sahara
Jorts
Amanda Knapic
Miranda
April Prosser
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Look Both Ways is one of those movies that quietly leaves a mark on your heart. It reminded me that no matter the path we take or the unexpected turns life throws at us, there’s always a good ending waiting — maybe not the one we planned, but one that makes sense in the end. 💓 It’s a comforting reminder that things will fall into place, even if the journey looks different from what we imagined.
This will go down as my new favorite movie. It was filled with safety and hope on both sides
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Charming, and feel very good after watching! It was war, and endearing and I typically would not watch a movie like this....however it was brilliantly done showing two paths of a life you could have and how both were ok in the end...but I liked the pregnant path the best!
First off,, for those of you complaining that this was a rip-off of Sliding doors, well the trivia on IMBD even brings up that this movie was supposed to be similar to it. They aren't denying it. Anyway.. It was worth the watch and I really did like most of the movie, but it kind of fell a little short for me. I think there may have been a little too much story to tell and capture for just a movie. I found her life in LA to be a little boring and I really wanted more of her and the father's relationship in Texas , their relationship started off strong and I was really looking forward to seeing their journey, but since the point of this movie was to show " what could have been", I feel like as the audience we didn't get the opportunity to get sucked into either of the stories. I still enjoyed the movie, but something about it left me a little unsatisfied. The relationships just weren't strong enough for me.
