High-achieving high-school senior Dani Barnes dreams of getting into UC Davis, the world's top veterinary school. Then a glamorous new friend draws her into a Southern California scene that threatens everything she's worked for.
After a devastating break up on the eve of her cross-country move, Jenny enjoys one last NYC adventure with her two best pals. Someone Great is a romantic comedy about love, loss, growth and the everlasting bond of female friendship.
A case of mistaken identity results in unexpected romance when the most popular girl in high school and the biggest loser must come together to win over their crushes.
Noah meets Avery at a Halloween party and falls in love but gets friend-zoned. 3 years later she's engaged to someone else. Noah uses the photo booth time machine several times to return and fix things. Will it work or...?
Director:
Ari Sandel
Stars:
Adam Devine,
Alexandra Daddario,
Shelley Hennig
Standing on the precipice of adulthood, a group of friends navigate new relationships, while reexamining others, during their final summer before college.
Director:
William Bindley
Stars:
K.J. Apa,
Maia Mitchell,
Norman Johnson Jr.
Gillian Jacobs and Vanessa Bayer also starred together in Netflix's "Love." See more »
Goofs
The plane shown at 36:08 has the registration G-EUYY. This is a British Airways plane that has been digitally altered to a fake Solaire livery. Solaire does not exist. See more »
Quotes
Harper:
Hotel rooms are black light nightmares. There's, like, residual jizz everywhere.
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Netflix needs to get it green light approval process checked. I can't imagibe how someone reads this script and imagines this would need to be seen. By humans. With eyes. The narrative runs as if it were being told by a five year old recounting something that happened at school a week earlier. Completely without sense, sequence or purpose. And unlike a five year old, it doesn't even try, and it is devoid of any charm.
That Bowie's publisher allowed Life on Mars to be used in this celluloid shart is heartbreaking.
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Netflix needs to get it green light approval process checked. I can't imagibe how someone reads this script and imagines this would need to be seen. By humans. With eyes. The narrative runs as if it were being told by a five year old recounting something that happened at school a week earlier. Completely without sense, sequence or purpose. And unlike a five year old, it doesn't even try, and it is devoid of any charm.
That Bowie's publisher allowed Life on Mars to be used in this celluloid shart is heartbreaking.