Sydney Sweeney

Glen Powell

Mia Artemis

Nat Buchanan

GaTa

Alexandra Shipp

Hadley Robinson

Dermot Mulroney

Rachel Griffiths

Deborah Faye Lee

Lance Kerfuffle

Taryn Gluck

Alexandra Gluck

Summer Tian

Dan Liu

Davina Chan Gallagher

Charlee Fraser

Joe Davidson

Bryan Brown

Michelle Hurd

Darren Barnet

Mariama Whitton

Ryan Panizza

Talayna Moana Nikora

Beau Karolos

Ben Heber

Sandra Nieuwenhuijsen

Jennifer Lamphee

Jon Wakeham

Sam Uther

Ken Lau

Mehrnaz Mohabati

Kirsten Coleman

Russell Ingram

Joanna Pullen

Chris Spry

David Burr

Alicia Parton

Graham Ware Jr.

Kate Wormald

Shaelyn Downing

Sam Riesel

Shadi Soheili

Olga Miller

Justin Latimer

Elsey Israel

Rebecca Matthes

Nathan Lawson

Peter Beeh

Caroline Pommert-Allegrante

Morgan Smallbone

Anna Broadbent

Gabrielle Carey

Ben Cowman

Jonah Lindley

Sooyeon Lim

Josh Bush

Amelia Gebler

Jay Corry

Ruru Zhu

Zach O'Dwyer

Ulrika Akander

James McGrady

Kane Grosvenor

Andrew AJ Johnson

Michael Karagiannakis

Craig Morgan

Shalie Sweetnam

Suvipra Vaidya

Jody Blose

Brook Rushton

David Yamada

Kate Larmer

Thomas Howlett

Mathew Panayiotou

Jason Ren

Shani Gyde

Michael Easter

Jack Mayo

Kate Ure

Ilana Wolpert

Will Gluck

Christopher Stracey

Este Haim

Steven Jones-Evans

Joe Roth

Jeff Kirschenbaum

Natalie Sellers

Alyssa Altman

Catherine Bishop

Kimberly Boritz

Sidney Kimmel

Mark O'Connor

Charlie Corwin

Jane Griffin

Paul Doyle

Kathleen Chopin

Wende Crowley

Mel Eckert

Leslie Powell

Nikki Barrett

Alexander Woodrow

Rebecca Cohen

Jonathan Davino

Andrew Chan

Adam Howell

Tony Lynch

Cedric Martin

Andrew Gough

John Ort

Yasca Sinigaglia

Jacqueline Monetta

Danny Ruhlmann

Nick Emond

Tia Nolan

Jaime Lewis

Rocky Sovechles

Finn O'Neill

Claudia Butters

Hugh Stewart

Romance

Comedy

Anyone But You

Olive Bridge Entertainment

Roth-Kirschenbaum Films

SK Global Entertainment

Columbia Pictures

United States of America

English

CinemaSerf

Despite myself, I actually quite enjoyed this. After (what looked like) a platonic one night stand, "Bea" (Sydney Sweeney) and "Ben" (Glen Powell) manage to part company loathing one another. Serendipity has no intention of allowing this to be the end of things though, and so arranges for her sister to marry one of his best friends. After a few uncomfortable meetings in a bar, they all head off to Australia for the nuptials. Her parents are very keen to get her back with ex "Jonathan" (Darren Barnet) whilst his ex "Margaret" (Charlee Fraser) is also there. Against their better judgment our two decide to pretend to be a couple to provoke envy from one and protect the other from the intent of the meddling parents. What now ensues does really depend on a plausible degree of chemistry between Sweeney and Powell and I thought they did quite well. A little bit more meddling from Bryan Brown, some Di Caprio-esque action at the front of a yacht and some kindly support from the Sydney harbour rescue helicopter helps keep this amiably jogging along for an admittedly twenty minutes too long 1¾ hours. It's quite pithily written and manages to avoid the worst in both American and Australian stereotypes. It also isn't shy of sex, comic nudity and a bit of practical adult humour that makes a change from the usual puerile smut we are so frequently offered nowadays. It's entirely forgettable, but is an enjoyable enough dollop of sun, sea, sex and silliness.

Imperfect, though <em>'Anyone But You'</em> does deliver amusing moments and works nicely as a romcom.

It usually isn't the best sign when the end credits are a film's best bit, which is the case here (s/o Natasha Bedingfield!), though thankfully that statement is only an additional positive for this Will Gluck directed movie. It does do clichés, but does at least add some freshness to the genre.

Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell portray great chemistry, I enjoyed both performances. Sweeney's stylist killed it I gotta say, heck even Powell's too. Some of their, and others', dialogue is too manufactured  at times, but that be just a minor complaint to be honest. The rest of those onscreen are satisfactory. I must say the director's father, Peter Gluck, gave me one of the film's stronger chuckles in his tiny role on the plane sat next to Sweeney - perfect line delivery!

I had fun with this. As already noted, it isn't anything all that standout but it delivered what I evidently wanted. Solid. The William Shakespeare stuff was a bit forced, mind you.

Anyone But You

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