Dr. Brooke Carver, a psychology professor, has developed the "Attraction Tracker," a biometric device (worn like a watch) that measures heart rate, dopamine, and other physiological signals to determine if two people are a perfect match. According to her study, a score of signifies you have found "The One".
(2022) is a romantic TV movie that explores the classic "science vs. heart" trope . Directed by Ken Friss, it follows an academic who believes love can be reduced to data, only to have her theories challenged by a cynical vet. The Premise The Attraction Test
The movie uses dates designed to test compatibility under different conditions, such as shared hobbies and high-stress environments. (2022) is a romantic TV movie that explores
Reviews for the film are a mixed bag, common for the "comfort watch" romance genre: The Premise The movie uses dates designed to
The film ultimately asks whether love can be explained by norepinephrine and data points, or if it requires "magic" and "lightning bolts" that science can't track.