Love is Blind, although tonally different from Laxamana’s first two features, has characters molded from the same obsession over the stark differences between reality and fantasy, and what ordinary people are capable of doing to bridge them together. The film, however, limits itself to the escapist endeavors of commercial cinema, turning its inherently flawed characters into cutesy stereotypes with forced amiability rather than tragic figures with deserved comeuppances.
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