Then Came You
Comedy • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 37 min
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A good Rom-Com movie. Good for teenagers
How am I only now discovering Asa Butterfield? I’m a fan for sure, and this movie is both sad and really heartwarming at the same time.
It is so good and emotional , really hits the spot , the acting was so good I forgot about GOT
Amazing cast...love the chemistry between the lead actors. They were so cute... It's amazing how one friendship can change someone's life.
A beautiful story of two strangers helping eachother in life. It makes you laugh and cry at the same time. Love it.
a beautiful story about a platonic friendship. will make you cry tho
Not a work of art but good movie (if you have some time to kill with lighthearted entertainment)
Could of been better. The last half was better than the first. I did shed a few tears. So many big actors in it!
There have been a lot of flicks of this degree in recent years. Whilst not unique, the message relayed is well portrayed.
Cute, even if acting is a bit over the top
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