You Again

2010

You Again

Critics Consensus

You Again represents a rare opportunity to see some of Hollywood's finest female veterans together onscreen - and, unfortunately, wastes their talents almost completely.

17%

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Total Count: 93

43%

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User Ratings: 59,518
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Successful PR pro Marni heads home for her older brother's wedding and discovers that he's marrying her high school arch nemesis, who's conveniently forgotten their problematic past. Then the bride's jet-setting aunt bursts in and Marni's not-so-jet-setting mom comes face to face with her own high school rival. The claws come out and old wounds are opened in this crazy comedy that proves that not all rivalries are forever.
  • Rating:
    PG (for brief mild language and rude behavior)
  • Genre:
    Comedy
  • Directed By:
    Andy Fickman
  • Written By:
    Moe Jelline
  • In Theaters:
     wide
  • On Disc/Streaming:
  • Box Office:
    $25,677,801
  • Runtime:
  • Studio:
    Touchstone Pictures

Cast

Kristen Bell
as Marni
Jamie Lee Curtis
as Gail
Sigourney Weaver
as Ramona
Odette Annable
as Joanna
Victor Garber
as Mark
Betty White
as Grandma Bunny
James Wolk
as Will
Kristin Chenoweth
as Georgia
Sean Wing
as Charlie
Kyle Bornheimer
as Tim
Billy Unger
as Ben
Christine Lakin
as Taylor
Meagan Holder
as Kendall
Patrick Duffy
as Richie
Anna White
as LouAnne
Brytni Sarpy
as Marcia
Gelsey Mahanes
as Gail
Tammy To
as Jennifer
Mimi Karsh
as Lori
Amye Wilmes
as Lucian
Reginald VelJohnson
as Mason Dunlevy
Henry G. Sanders
as Chaplain
Shanola Hampton
as Tammy
Jenna Leigh Green
as Heather
Christopher Khai
as Murata
Ashley Fink
as Sunday
Paul Nygro
as Strauss
Daryl Hall
as Himself
John Oates
as Himself
T-Bone Wolk
as The Band
T-Bone Wolk
as The Band
Mike Braun
as The Band
Mike Braun
as The Band
Charlie Dechant
as The Band
Zev Katz
as The Band
Eliot Lewis
as The Band
Zev Katz
as The Band
Lisa Valenzuela
as Moe
Eliot Lewis
as The Band
L.J. Benet
as Eric
Amy Reiss
as Mary Ann
Chambers Stevens
as Iscovich
Coby McLaughlin
as Sean
Coby Ryan McLaughlin
as Sean
Brittany Wilkinson
as Teenage Gail
Anne Winfree
as Teenage Ramona
Catherine Bach
as Daisy
Stacy Keanan
as Dana
Elwin 'Chopper' David
as Coco Puff
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Audience Reviews for You Again

  • May 17, 2016
    A film about intergenerational female rivalry, great performance from Curtis and Bell but the plot was all too familiar and there were no laughs.
    Sylvester K Super Reviewer
  • Jan 01, 2013
    This movie was pretty bad. A couple of genuine funny moments, but most of it was just painfully bad. Odette Annable is a HORRIBLE actress. She wasn't very good at the comedy or the dramatic bits. I think what saves the movie is the likability of Kristen Bell. I also didn't like that Joanna was "truly sorry" until she got caught and Will was calling off the wedding. I mean, she had a chance to have a heart to heart with Marni earlier and she didn't. Also the time capsule video seemed silly. Theres no way the principal would have allowed the footage to go into the time capsule. It was just so silly.
    m h Super Reviewer
  • Feb 17, 2012
    There were some funny tidbits, like when Jamie Lee Curtis has to say she took a shower when stopping by, but the movie as a whole was sleepy and boring.
    Sarah P Super Reviewer
  • Dec 19, 2011
    WOW! This movie is really bad. Getting donkey punched would probably be more enjoyable than having to watch this movie. The Good: The two leading women, Kristin Bell and Odette Yusman, are extremely beautiful. The Bad: Where do I begin? I will never understand why every movie tries to paint a picture of high school being like prison. It is not that serious. All the jokes were unfunny! I can not believe every single joke was bad. Also, the cliches of women were terrible. I almost feel bad that women are still portrayed like backstabbing bitches or whiny introverts in most comedies. Women have souls too. This movie is an embarrassment.
    Jack M Super Reviewer
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