Everything, Everything

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Everything, Everything

PG-13

2017

1h 36m

Romance

Drama

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Maddy (Amandla Stenberg) is a smart, curious and imaginative 18-year-old who is unable to leave the protection of the hermetically-sealed environment within her house because of an illness. Olly (Nick Robinson) is the boy next door who won't let that stop them from being together. Gazing through windows and talking only through texts, Maddy and Olly form a deep bond that leads them to risk everything to be together, even if it means losing everything.

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Critics Consensus

Everything, Everything should tug young adult heartstrings fairly effectively, but may not be quite engrossing enough to woo less melodramatically inclined viewers.

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Vanessa Willoughby

Bitch Media

02/18/2021

By placing race on the back burner, Everything, Everything isn't perpetuating the idea that love conquers all. Instead, love can be a catalyst for personal enlightenment.

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Ben Sachs

Chicago Reader

04/08/2020

Tepid melodrama.

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Jonathan Romney

Observer (UK)

08/20/2017

2/5

Everything, Everything isn't without intelligence or charm, but just because a film is set in a sanitised environment doesn't mean that it should look or feel as antiseptically, oppressively pastel as this.

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Hosea Rupprecht

Pauline Media Studies

08/25/2021

Pretty predictable as Maddy is willing to risk it all to experience life and be with Olly. A horrifying twist in the third act turns the film dark and the issues it raises are never addressed. The story pretty much falls apart at that point.

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Matt Brunson

Film Frenzy

08/17/2021

2.5/4

It isn't nearly as successful as the lovely The Fault In Our Stars, but it's an agreeable movie with a startling final act that might catch young audiences off-guard.

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Andrew Galdi

Movie Bitches

05/12/2020

This wasn't really a real movie.

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TheMovieSearch R

@TheMovieSearch Feb 18

"Everything, Everything" is a heartfelt romantic drama about a young girl, Amanda Sandberg, confined to her home due to a severe immune disorder, and her growing romance with Nick Robinson, the boy next door. The story explores love, risk, and independence, delivering sweet moments and emotional tension. Anika Noni Rose shines as the mother, capturing both protectiveness and frustration, while Sandberg balances vulnerability and strength. Robinson is charming, though slightly inconsistent, yet his chemistry with Sandberg sells the romance. The screenplay is mostly solid but predictable, with minor pacing issues. Visually bright and well-scored, the film effectively contrasts confinement with glimpses of freedom. It’s not perfect, but "Everything, Everything" succeeds as an engaging, tender love story with emotional resonance that keeps viewers invested.

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Belinda J

@RT10253545 Aug 2

Whilst yes, the plot is completely predictable, the chemistry is good between the two lead actors, who both shine, but not exceptionally brightly. The film touches on some key and dark topics that could have made this film great if it had delved into them deeper, instead, they were glossed over (likely to cater to a younger audience). This leads to a sweet, romantic story, that whilst lacking depth, it still enjoyable to watch.

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Ukoha Matilda C

@RT19850944 01/18/2025

Everything, everything. I can't really understand the deal exactly towards this movie. Was she really sick, was her mother scared and lied to her. Is it a make believe sickness. Can one actually fall in this way.

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Meda J

@RT12219262 12/18/2024

Why would anyone make this movie. Worse than the book. 0/10. Cringe. Its like watching Miraculous ladybug and shares the same grace as it.

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The WaveNight System T

@RT35000487 06/25/2024

Everything everything is a movie that really tugs at your emotions. We recommend this movie because despite it being sad, it's actually interesting. With it's great cast, the movie is a great adaptation of the book. The plot twist towards the end of the movie makes us cry every time we watch it. The book May provide more information about different things that they don't talk about in the movie, but it gives us a reason to go between the book and the movie to compare as well as fill in different blanks.

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Shaun L

@RT81655305 06/21/2024

Wife wanted to watch it. First red flag.

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Synopsis

Maddy (Amandla Stenberg) is a smart, curious and imaginative 18-year-old who is unable to leave the protection of the hermetically-sealed environment within her house because of an illness. Olly (Nick Robinson) is the boy next door who won't let that stop them from being together. Gazing through windows and talking only through texts, Maddy and Olly form a deep bond that leads them to risk everything to be together, even if it means losing everything.

Director: Stella Meghie
Producer: Leslie Morgenstein, Elysa Koplovitz Dutton
Screenwriter: J. Mills Goodloe
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Co: Alloy Entertainment
Rating: PG-13 (Thematic Elements|Brief Sensuality)
Genre: Romance, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): May 19, 2017, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Jul 10, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA): $34.1M
Runtime: 1h 36m

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