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By Sara Stewart (700) for New York Post (6,650) on 17 May 2017

It’s a heavy lift to find any single thing that happens here remotely plausible, and ultimately it almost seems a horror movie misinterpreted…

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By Eric Henderson (366) for Slant Magazine (8,298) on 17 May 2017

The film's plot crux isn't romantic fatalism, but 2017's cutest manifestation of trendy gaslighting…

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By Richard Roeper (2,737) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 17 May 2017

Virtually every single element in Everything, Everything rings false and manipulative — and that’s BEFORE we get to a Big Reveal so contrived,…

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By Gary Wolcott (857) for Tri-City Herald (818) on 17 May 2017

An original -- surprise -- teen romance concept that fails spectacularly at the climax…

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By Nell Minow (2,357) for Beliefnet (937) on 17 May 2017

Anyone over 15 may be distracted by impracticalities that go from improbable to preposterous, but might just enjoy the pleasures of watching…

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By Daniel M. Kimmel (1,403) for New England Movies Weekly (716) on 17 May 2017

For teenagers who feel they have discovered passion and love-sentiments apparently unknown to earlier generations-this is a movie that may…

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By Kam Williams (1,272) for Baret News (418) on 17 May 2017

A tender enough tearjerker to dehydrate even this crabby curmudgeon…

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By Kathryn Laskaris (10) for Toronto Star (3,601) on 17 May 2017

With fewer longing stares out the window and fewer plot holes, maybe this movie could have turned into Something, Something…

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By Scott Tobias (1,684) for NPR (1,713) on 17 May 2017

Everything, Everything is caught in a trap where it doesn't commit to fleshing out the implications of its premise but doesn't have the tools…

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By Frank Swietek (3,473) for One Guy's Opinion (3,473) on 17 May 2017

Shallow and sappy... Ultimately 'Everything, Everything' amounts to very little…

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By Mark Dujsik (2,093) for Mark Reviews Movies (2,037) on 17 May 2017

[T]he mostly hollow Everything, Everything abandons all rationality -- and a good portion of its decency -- by the end…

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By Calum Marsh (242) for National Post (1,405) on 17 May 2017

How can any interesting comment be made about how we live today if the reality of that living is so decorously rejected…

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By Anna Storm (53) for Film Journal International (5,095) on 17 May 2017

A sick teen who can't leave her house falls in love with the boy-next-door in this bland but efficient adaptation of a young-adult novel…

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By Colin Covert (1,936) for Minneapolis Star Tribune (2,416) on 17 May 2017

It's designed for viewers who aren't quite ready for the complexities of Teen Vogue, but as a light, silly time-waster, it's right on the mark…

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By Brian Orndorf (4,059) for Blu-ray.com (2,093) on 17 May 2017

Meghie knows what she's doing with Everything, Everything, creating a visual language for the feature that merges fantasy and reality without…

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By Ty Burr (2,612) for Boston Globe (6,852) on 16 May 2017

What separates the good teen romances based on young adult novels from the soppy, ridiculous ones…

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By Marc Savlov (2,019) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 16 May 2017

As YA adaptations go, this isn’t quite The Notebook, but its core demographic of teen girls will likely be more than satisfied…

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