Anyone But You: reviews

What the critics say average 6.0 from 5

• 7.0 VarietyOwen Gleiberman 'Anyone But You' is a rom-com for the age of antipathy. It is, in many ways, as prefab as a lot of the rom-coms of the '90s and aughts, but there's something zesty and bracing about how it channels the anti-romanticism of the Tinder-meets-MeToo generation. Read
• 6.7 IndiewireDavid Ehrlich Anyone but You actually works best when it leans harder towards the screwball comedies of the 1930s than it does the more grounded rom-coms they inspired at the end of the century. Read
• 6.3 Chicago Sun-TimesRichard Roeper It leans HARD into the romantic comedy tropes, to the point that you might find yourself giving into the silliness and the over-the-top embracing of so many clichés. It's like you're getting bombarded with rom-com snowballs for the entire movie. Read
• 6.0 SlashfilmMarshall Shaffer The best that can be said about everything surrounding Powell and Sweeney in Anyone But You is that they mostly have the good sense to move the plot quickly and then let the stars sparkle. Read
• 4.0 The GuardianBenjamin Lee The pair never convincingly hate or even mildly dislike each other, there's no bite there, it's more like watching a happy couple playfully rag on each other for an audience and we're never given enough of a reason as to why they wouldn't be together from the outset. Read