Regretting You – Non-Spoiler Review

This weekend, another magical book was finally turned into a movie Regretting You.

In late December 2019, while the world was freaking out, Colleen Hoover released Regretting You a beautiful story about sadness, grief, and love.

The story follows Clara Grant (played by Mckenna Grace) with her mom and dad Morgan Grant (our favorite MOTHER from M3GAN, Allison Williams) and Chris Grant (Scott Eastwood). They’re all super close to Aunt Jenny (Willa Fitzgerald) and her fiancé Jonah (Dave Franco).

The movie starts out with this big, happy family but in reality, there are a lot of issues between the adults. Morgan and Jonah are more mature, while Chris and Jenny love to party and drink. Then, on the first day back from summer, disaster strikes both Chris and Aunt Jenny are lost in a car accident. This destroys Clara, who loses two of the most important people in her life.

But Morgan and Jonah know the reason why they were in the same car that day. Morgan gets angry at her sister and husband, Jonah starts questioning everything, and poor Clara feels confused and mad at her mom for trying to delete her dad from their life.

Luckily, there’s someone there for her Miller Adams(Mason Thames), the boy who’s always been there for her, who helps her through her grief and teaches her how to love again.

The movie explores a mother–daughter relationship full of grief, anger, and love and shows that there’s always a right person for everyone.

If you love stories about loss, first love, and healing, go watch Regretting You in cinemas now.

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