Always Be My Maybe – Starring Ali Wong

A few years back, actress and comedian Ali Wong had the enviable task of starring in an American rom-com. This film, which debuted in theaters in April, was written by Wong and directed by Nahnatchka Khan, the award-winning director of “The Amazing Spider-Man” and “Gone in 60 Seconds.” This film isn’t just another cookie cutter rom-com. It takes a unique look at the world of parents, and the ways in which they show affection for their children.

Always Be My Maybe boasts a strong ensemble cast, including actress Sasha Wong as well as a number of familiar faces. The film features the talents of James Saito, Michelle Buteau, and Randall Park. The chemistry between Wong and Park is especially strong, which makes the film a treat for movie buffs.

The main character Sasha (Wong) is a successful celebrity chef. She has her sights set on opening a posh restaurant in San Francisco, and her fiance Daniel Dae Kim (James Saito) is more than happy to oblige. However, she is also the subject of several other suitors. In the end, she lands the role of a lifetime, and she gets the opportunity to live her dreams.

Wong, who plays Sasha, is not a novice when it comes to entertaining audiences with her quick wit, charm, and a no-nonsense approach to life. The actress has starred in two stand-up specials on Netflix and has also appeared in two feature films. In this movie, she has the chance to display her comedic talent while also demonstrating her more mature side. As she prepares for the launch of her new eatery, Sasha juggles her life’s many demands.

In Always Be My Maybe, the actor-turned-writer and director Nahnatchka Khan has crafted a film that is as much fun to watch as it is to eat. The plot centers on Sasha and her fiance, but the film also delves into the lives of Sasha’s parents and how they interact with one another. The film uses a mix of humor and heart-wrenching drama to make the story all the more poignant.

The introductory scenes featuring young Sasha and Marcus are a treat for the eyes. The best part is that they show a different side of the pair. For example, the introductory scene isn’t about their teenage romance; it is about how Sasha’s parents have grown up together and how they treat each other.

The always be my maybe movie is a solid rom-com. It may not be as groundbreaking as some of its predecessors, but it still stands as a worthwhile watch.