Wo die Lüge hinfällt

Originaltitel: Anyone But You

2023
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1 Std. 43 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,1/10

151.998

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

308

Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney in Wo die Lüge hinfällt (2023)

After an amazing first date, Bea and Ben's fiery attraction turns ice cold - until they find themselves unexpectedly reunited at a destination wedding in Australia. So they do what any two mature adults would do: pretend to be a couple.

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Nach einem fantastischen ersten Treffen kommt es zu einem Missverständnis zwischen Bea und Ben, worauf sie sich trennen. Als sie sich auf einer Hochzeit in Australien wiederfinden, geben sie... Alles lesenNach einem fantastischen ersten Treffen kommt es zu einem Missverständnis zwischen Bea und Ben, worauf sie sich trennen. Als sie sich auf einer Hochzeit in Australien wiederfinden, geben sie der Einfachheit halber vor, ein Paar zu sein.Nach einem fantastischen ersten Treffen kommt es zu einem Missverständnis zwischen Bea und Ben, worauf sie sich trennen. Als sie sich auf einer Hochzeit in Australien wiederfinden, geben sie der Einfachheit halber vor, ein Paar zu sein.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,1/10

151.998

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

308

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Zusammenfassung

Reviewers say 'Anyone But You' is a romantic comedy with mixed reviews. Many praise the chemistry between leads Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, highlighting their enjoyable banter and interactions. The film's humor, especially its physical comedy and witty dialogue, is noted positively. However, critics point out the predictable plot and reliance on clichés, lacking originality and depth. Some appreciate the beautiful cinematography and picturesque Australian locations, while others criticize unrealistic scenarios and weak character development. The supporting cast receives mixed reactions, with some finding them entertaining and others deeming them cheesy or stereotypical. Overall, it is seen as a fun, if unoriginal, romantic comedy.

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6SnoopyStyle

insanely hot people doing a mildly humorous rom-com

Bea (Sydney Sweeney) meets Ben (Glen Powell) in a coffee shop and they hook up. There are misunderstandings next morning and they leave angry. It turns out that his friend is marrying her sister. The two enemies have to attend a destination wedding in Australia.

Sweeney and Powell are trying all kind of broad physical humor. They are both gorgeous and both have good charisma. Neither are outright comedians and that is important. They are mildly funny but are rarely the funniest part. The first big laugh is the WTF old guy while the two bicker. The butt grabbing scene kinda works, but the leads may be overshadowed by a koala. This duo tries very hard. It's so ridiculous that it's mildly funny.

7jhamlett-10353

Sometimes it's good to smile!

It's nice to watch something for a change that just makes you smile...it doesn't pretend to be an Oscar masterpiece, just a bit of fun that makes you feel good! There's questionable parts and moments that make you wince for sure but If you want something that's easy to watch that just makes you feel a bit happier about life then this is for you! I think we take things a little too seriously now and expect more and more from cinema...this film reminds me of the romcoms back in the 90's and we really should make more of them! Please don't expect the world it's just a bit of fun and it certainly will leave you with a smile!

5alyetc

Cute couple moments, but background characters and story fell short

We've seen a million movies set at weddings before - where even the couple getting married gets invested in the main couples status. So I knew a lot of the tropes would be the same, but it was the same but a bit worse. The main couple story I actually really liked, I thought they were hilarious and cute and beat out other movies with the same storyline. It was everything else that fell short. The background characters felt cheesy and fake. All surface level gags or you didn't really get to know them, nothing felt genuine - case in point Bea's parents were incredibly unrealistic, no ones that out of touch. Even Bea's background felt half-done, never explaining why she didn't want law school.

5miza004

It's exactly what you expect

This movie is exactly what I thought it would be so I can't complain too much.

The two leads are both very attractive and have good chemistry, so that was entertaining to watch and nice on the eyes. It had some cute scenes. I gotta say the ensemble was pretty good if I laughed it was always because something one of them said. They were a bunch of goofy characters. I also enjoyed dermot mulroney's character when he was learning how to dive and the reoccurance of that at the end of the movie. It made me giggle.

But I gotta say... the dialogue was very mediocre and at times just not good at all. It just lacked depth which again didn't expect it to have depth but still could have been better.

ivantheeditor

Another cheesy romcom... Yum!

They really did make a whole movie just to show off Glen Powell's smoking hot body and honestly - I'm here for it!

The storyline and the acting is... wait, who cares?? Glen Powell is shirtless about half the time.

This is a movie about two people who fall in love only to find out that... Glen Powell's body is so hot!

If you watch the trailer you already know exactly what happ... Glen Powell!!

The predictability factor is super strong with this one. The cheese is sprinkled all over the movie, in every scene, there is little room left for any other ingredients because... cheese. And Glen Powell.

Glen Powell.

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The movie is loosely based on Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing". Quotations from the play are embedded in the background as title cards and occasionally integrated into the dialogue.

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The hand prints on the glass cabinet door are not backwards; they were made by Bea's hands flipped outwards when her hands are pressed against the glass.