Regretting You

2025

Action / Drama / Romance

27
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 29% · 89 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 84% · 1K ratings
IMDb Rating 6.0/10 10 16120 16.1K

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Director

Josh Boone Photo
Josh Boone

Top cast

Mckenna Grace Photo
Mckenna Grace as Clara Grant
Mason Thames Photo
Mason Thames as Miller Adams
Clancy Brown Photo
Clancy Brown as Hank 'Gramps' Adams Sr.
Allison Williams Photo
Allison Williams as Morgan Grant
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by jimc1215-1 5 / 10

A movie for teenage girls?

This movie tried to be touching but was almost silly to me. A family tragedy upends the lives of a mother and her teenage daughter. The lack of communication around this event seemed very unrealistic. The smart daughter is somehow oblivious to what most is upsetting to her mother. Meanwhile, potential romances develop for both. Perhaps this was the appeal to the audience. Other than my party of four age 60s folks, the other 25 or so viewers appeared to be all teenage or college girls. And some clapped at the end -- while I shook my head. I've not read any Colleen Hoover works, but will not be attending any more movies from her novels.
Reviewed by meghanavatambeti 6 / 10

Cool concept, poor execution

I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to... I loved the actors and the acting, the screenplay and cinematography was stunning, but the direction and editing seemed so off and choppy. There was no flow or depth to the movie despite the base plot being deep and filled with emotion.I didn't read the book, but oh well, this movie makes me never wanna read it... My rating is for the cast and not the movie really...
Reviewed by movieman6-413-929510 4 / 10

Regretting You is a new romantic drama directed by Josh Boone, the director of The Fault in Our Stars and The New Mutants. The film is based on the novel of the same name by author Colleen Hoover.Morgan (Allison Williams) became a mother at a young age to her daughter Clara (Mckenna Grace), together with her partner Chris (Scott Eastwood). Their relationship is often tense, and when Chris passes away, things only get worse.When Morgan's sister Jenny (Willa Fitzgerald) also dies, Jonah (Dave Franco) - Jenny's partner - and Morgan try to navigate this period of grief and loss together while supporting their children. During these difficult times, they learn more about each other and about their deceased partners than they ever expected.Because the film tries to quickly introduce the four friends - two couples - it can be hard to follow everything clearly. In addition, some events come across as somewhat implausible, as if they would fit better in a teenage drama, even though the story revolves around older characters.These unclear and unrealistic elements sometimes make the film feel a bit tedious. For a film running nearly two hours, the screenwriter seems to have paid insufficient attention to the development of all the characters, making the whole feel somewhat unbalanced. Some questions raised by the story remain unanswered, making certain plotlines feel unnecessary.The title of the film, referring to the regret over certain people or choices, could have been more impactful if the characters had more honest conversations and behaved in a more mature way.Because of the unclear and implausible aspects of the story, the cast members don't always get the chance to shine. Most do their best with the material they're given, but many have delivered stronger performances in better-written films.
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