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“Anyone But You” joins a subgenre of romantic comedies where the challenge isn’t so much bringing the couple together, but finding creative ways to keep them apart. Mostly, this fun-in-the-sun romp in Australia (because hey, it’s summer there) serves as a showcase for Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, who amiably meet the demands of the exercise even if the script only occasionally follows suit.

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The highly anticipated rom-com starring Hollywood stars on the rise Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell has a fatal flaw.

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Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney recreate an iconic 'Titanic' moment in 'Anyone but You,' but the callback was far less detailed in the original script.

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Anyone But You filmmaker Will Gluck discusses how he shot the closing credits song with Glen Powell, Sydney Sweeney and the rest of the cast.

A lack of chemistry between the two leads dooms Anyone But You immediately, making it a pretty tepid rom-com.