I found myself liking Set It Up because the other characters balanced out Glen Powell’s presence, but that isn’t the case here. There’s something about him that I just can’t get behind, and even when he seems pleasant, it doesn't work for me. Sydney Sweeney did a decent job with her role, though her parents proved to be irritating. As for GaTa, I’m not sure if he should really be considered an actor; his dialogue …

The film *Anyone But You* manages to be entertaining and functions well within the romcom category, even if it’s not flawless. It’s generally not a good indication when the closing credits are the most enjoyable part of a movie, and that's true here (special thanks to Natasha Bedingfield!), but thankfully this is just an extra benefit for Will Gluck’s film. It relies on familiar tropes, yet it also introduces some…

I unexpectedly found myself liking this film quite a bit. Following what appeared to be a casual encounter, Bea (Sydney Sweeney) and Ben (Glen Powell) initially dislike each other intensely. However, fate intervenes, arranging for her sister's marriage to one of his closest friends. After some awkward encounters in a bar setting, they travel to Australia for the wedding. Her parents are pushing for her reconciliation…