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I saw this movie twice, in December and again for the Valentine's Day Encore.

Love rom-coms and this one was easy to love. Glen Powell (loved him in Maverick) and Sydney Sweeney (first time seeing her in anything) worked well together. They had great chemistry and the best banter. The movie was funny, romantic, and easy on the eyes!

I am a sucker for a fun rom-com. Do RomComs have critics? Yes. Are they always great? No. For me, Anyone But You delivered. It was the best girls night out movie to enjoy.

I would love to see Sydney and Glen together again-they just make sense and have an insanely great chemistry that needs to be used again.

I never heard of Meghan Markle before she married into royalty (I live in the US) ....I take that back. I watched a Hallmark Channel movie with Meghan in it but didn't know who she was or realize that she was in that Hallmark movie until after she landed her Prince.

...and Harry and Meghan's ever changing story of their lives is written and performed like a very bad Hallmark movie.

I really hope this "documentary" is a wake up call to audiences worldwide. Harry and Meghan are not giving and charitable people. The only charity they support is themselves. Everything they do is deliberate, calculated, and comes with a price tag. All the money that has been thrown to these two undeserving people to trash their families is embarrassing. Entitled, privileged, delusional, out of touch with reality, talentless.

It's also obvious that Harry and Meghan love the press and paparazzi.... BUT ONLY when it's the narrative that they want. So it's so great to see that the liberal and conservative media are finally able to agree on something-Harry and Meghan's "documentary" was royally bad and self-serving.

What a spectacular movie! Ginna and Derek had a natural warmth and chemistry-and are a very talented duo! I loved the story and the full circle beautiful movie ending. It's hard to beat a New York City movie setting, the real Rockettes, multi-talented Broadway stars, Ann Margaret, and a well-written story from start to finish. I also loved the message this movie delivered to little girls watching from home-don't settle. Go after your dreams and dream big!

This movie made me think of the magic I experienced when my parents took me to NYC for the first time to see the Rockettes. This movie really is a love letter to all the hard work, talent, and passion that goes into delivering the magic to Radio City Music Hall visitors every single holiday season.