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Our take
Anyone but You makes Bea and Ben pretend to be a couple at a Sydney wedding after their first meeting goes badly. Shirtless scenes, implied sex, and loud bedroom jokes carry much of the comedy, with frequent strong swearing and a little slapstick. We put it at around 16 and up for the sustained sexual humour and adult language.
Uplifting themes
Honesty and vulnerability win in the end, after a lot of lying for show. Takeaway is mild Bea and Ben grow up some, yet much of the story rewards hot chemistry over communication Pretty Sydney scenery might spark travel chat. Otherwise this is date-night fluff
Story (may spoil tone)
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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Violence Slapstick tumbles, a spider panic, and mild shoving fit the rom-com ton…
Slapstick tumbles, a spider panic, and mild shoving fit the rom-com tone. No serious injury or weapons plot
Language The f-word and s-word show up often in flirting, frustration, and famil…
The f-word and s-word show up often in flirting, frustration, and family arguments. Insults stay crude but not hateful
Sex / nudity Make-out scenes, implied sex, shirtless pool moments, and explicit talk…
Make-out scenes, implied sex, shirtless pool moments, and explicit talk about bodies and hookups repeat. Humor assumes an adult dating life
Drugs / alcohol Wedding champagne and party drinking are normal background. No drug sto…
Wedding champagne and party drinking are normal background. No drug storyline
Frightening A spider gag and mild embarrassment provide the only tension. Nothing h…
A spider gag and mild embarrassment provide the only tension. Nothing horror-like
Grief / bereavement Family wedding talk touches on loss lightly. Mood stays comic
Family wedding talk touches on loss lightly. Mood stays comic
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Bea and Ben lie to relatives for convenience. Where is the line between a white lie and hurting someone?
- How do movie rom-coms shape what teens think "normal" hookup culture looks like?
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