with a tighter script and at least one of the subplots trimmed, this romantic drama about finding the courage to be true to oneself could have hit many more high notes. As it is though, Finding You never quite finds its groove
there are no real surprises here, except maybe one. It would never work, Finley warns us, and it seems she might as well be talking about this cornball movie. But thanks to something ineffable ...“Finding You” kinda, sorta does
stars Rose Reid and Jedidiah Goodacre gamely cycle through a predictable run of rom-com tropes, but the Brian Baugh film is never able to find its own heart
effervescent performances from an ebullient ensemble make “Finding You” a palatable and compelling female coming-of-age tale; Rose Reid and Jedidiah Goodacre deliver delightfully nuanced work; The dynamite duo share great chemistry
call this a "starter romance": a sweet story that's low on lovey-dovey stuff and more about growing up; As a piece of entertainment, you're likely to find that you get more out of this film than you might have expected
as inconsequential as it is adorable, this Ireland rom-com succeeds largely due to the cutie-pie lovebirds; If you like rom-coms, this will win your heart
"Finding You" is outrageous; It's as if "Finding You" was written by a computer program that studied 2000s rom-coms, taking the worst tropes and clunkily blending them together; everything feels uninspired
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