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You Again (2010) 5.6
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5.6/10 from 25,866 users
Metascore: 28/100
Reviews: 78 user | 85 critic | 25 from Metacritic.com When a young woman realizes her brother is about to marry the girl who bullied her in high school, she sets out to expose the fiancée's true colors. Director:Andy FickmanWriter:Moe Jelline |
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Cast
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| Kristen Bell | ... | ||
| Jamie Lee Curtis | ... | ||
| Sigourney Weaver | ... | ||
| Odette Annable | ... |
Joanna
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| Victor Garber | ... |
Mark
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| Betty White | ... | ||
| James Wolk | ... |
Will
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| Kristin Chenoweth | ... |
Georgia
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| Sean Wing | ... | ||
| Kyle Bornheimer | ... | ||
| Billy Unger | ... |
Ben
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| Christine Lakin | ... | ||
| Meagan Holder | ... | ||
| Patrick Duffy | ... | ||
| Anna A. White | ... |
LouAnne
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As a teenager Marni was the kind of girl no guy would go near and would be tormented by the mean girls, and no one was meaner to her than Joana the head cheerleader. Years later, she's a successful woman with a good job. When she goes home for her brother's wedding she discovers that her brother is marrying Joana. And he doesn't know what she did to Marni. When they meet she wants Joana to apologize for the way she treated her but Joana feigns ignorance. When Marni tells her mother, Gail about her and Joana, Gail tells her to try and put it behind her. But when Gail meets Joana's aunt Mona, it turns that she's her old friend Ramona who was her friend in high school whom she had falling out with with years ago, and Gail is unaware what caused it. Gail feels like Mona is trying to thumb her success in her face. When Marni learns that Joana does remember her she sets to expose her to her brother. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
Plot Keywords:
engagement | rivalry | singing in a car | two word title | female protagonist |Taglines:
What doesn't kill you... is going to marry your brother.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for brief mild language and rude behavior | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
24 September 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
¡Otra vez tú! See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$8,407,513 (USA) (24 September 2010)Gross:
$25,677,801 (USA) (10 December 2010)Company Credits
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(1997)
Written by Matt Slocum (as Matthew Slocum)
Performed by Sixpence None The Richer
Courtesy of Word Entertainment
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
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Trivia
Kristen Bell's character has the initial M.O.O. (Marni Olivia Olsen) and works for Reginald VelJohnson, whose character in ABC's Family Matters had the initials C.O.W. (Carl Otis Winslow). See more »Goofs
After Joanna presents Marni with the MOO necklace, it disappears from around her neck, before reappearing shortly afterward. See more »Crazy Credits
The actors names appear next to pictures and videos of them from the movie. See more »Soundtracks
"Kiss Me"(1997)
Written by Matt Slocum (as Matthew Slocum)
Performed by Sixpence None The Richer
Courtesy of Word Entertainment
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
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If nothing else, you have to like this for the high-powered cast that was put together. With well known stars such as Jamie Lee Curtis, Sigourney Weaver, Victor Garber and even Betty White you know there will be quality performances. The lead actress is the lesser known Kristen Bell (recently seen in Couples Retreat) and there are a number of cameos from the likes of Patrick Duffy and one who pops up for only a moment at the end who I guess I won't name since the cameo is uncredited and should probably come as a surprise. With those names, this couldn't be a disaster, and it wasn't.
The story has its moments. At times, it's actually very funny. Bell plays a former high school geek whose brother is suddenly getting married to the girl who made her teenage years a complete misery and whose wedding she decides she wants to break up. Meanwhile her mom (Curtis) discovers that the bride's aunt (Weaver) was someone she had a falling out with in high school. The unnamed cameo at the end is a continuation on the theme, with the mystery cameo being someone Betty White's character had a falling out with in high school, so these families have a 3 generation long feud to overcome to make this marriage work. To me, I thought most of the laughs occurred in two settings - when Curtis visits Weaver at her hotel and then at the rehearsal dinner. There are a lot of laughs in those scenes.
Unfortunately, although there are some good laughs in this, there aren't enough laughs in this. In fact, sometimes the movie gets downright heavy and far too serious; at times the characters seem to be truly hurtful to each other in a less than fun way, and the movie seems to forget that it's a comedy. It does have its moments. It just needed to have more.