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Alix Blackburn

‘You, Me and Tuscany’ review: A predictable but charming rom-com that could’ve been a Netflix movie

Halle Bailey as Anna and Regé-Jean Page as Michael in "You, Me & Tuscany" film (2026).

One of the genres I consider the least serious is romantic comedies, and that lack of seriousness is never a bad thing because sometimes all you need is comfort viewing. Netflix, the biggest streaming service, is basically a pro at pumping out originals in this genre that hit every trope imaginable, and you still come away feeling joyful. That’s why I’m surprised “You, Me & Tuscany” is a theatrical release from Universal, and not something Netflix would have produced.

Tom's Guide Verdict: 'You, Me and Tuscany'
  • Rating: 3/5 stars
  • Verdict: “You, Me and Tuscany” is a familiar, visually delightful rom-com with sweet chemistry and sun-drenched Italian scenery. While it leans heavily on clichés and predictable setups, it still offers a cozy, escapist slice of romance that’s easy to enjoy.
  • Where to watch: "You, Me and Tuscany" premieres in U.S. theaters on April 10
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