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Critics Consensus: Every Day wastes its metaphysical premise on shallow storytelling, though its diverse young cast adds flavor to an otherwise bland teen-romance.
Critic Consensus: Every Day wastes its metaphysical premise on shallow storytelling, though its diverse young cast adds flavor to an otherwise bland teen-romance.
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You have to just go with it, and not break the butterfly of its idea on the wheel of derision.
"Every Day" is, after all, trying to say something serious about love. And in its modest, teen-modulated way, it says it.
A nice idea within nutty packaging.
The story probably can't help posing more questions than it could ever reasonably answer, and the great cast goes a long way toward smoothing out the creases.
Plotwise, the book is faithful to the novel, but its eventual resolution is insubstantial and unsatisfying, as sometimes happens when story points are dutifully replicated onscreen without accompanying visuals.
It's nothing close to a great film, but neither is it something audiences see every day.
A bizarre film that blends a classic romance with modern social commentary, culminating in an end message that love not only conquers all but it outshines race, gender, and social status.
The solid young cast help propel the admittedly thin storyline into something curious and watchable, whilst never really feeling vital or overly interesting.
Every Day... manages to be an exception to the rule thanks to its ingenious premise, a twist to the old soul-swapping trick in the style of All of Me. [Full review in Spanish]
An attractive mix of collegiate comedy and romantic drama. [Full Review in Spanish]
A strong first act that is opaqued by confusion and tediousness till the end. [Full Review in Spanish]
In a world in which 13 Reasons Why is the most popular reference in the teen experience, there is something very hopeful about having - and seeing - a movie like Everyday. [Full Review in Spanish]
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