Plus One

A lack of originality is compensated for by charm and committed performances in this sweetly beguiling revamp of the Four Weddings formula.

Erskine, with her earthy chuckle and precision-tooled comic timing, is the real discovery here. She's a smutty, sniggering joy in the role and I can't wait to see what she does next.

A love story with its heart in the right place.

A formulaic mashup of Four Weddings and a Funeral and My Best Friend's Wedding.

Going for low-key laughs rather than massive lols, 'Plus One' leans on the likeability of its leads, who have convincing enough chemistry and make for a breezy enough 90 minutes.

Therein lies the brilliance of Plus One: All of this feels like it's really happening.

One of the best films I saw at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, Plus One is a delightfully charming summer romcom, the type that seems to be disappearing in theaters and thriving on streaming services.

Plus One is as predictable as they come for romantic-comedy plots. However, the entertaining dialogue and winning performances of the movie's cast make the film an enjoyable and breezy ride.

A salted caramel kind of comedy that offers some good advice for living, and loving.

Imperfection works best. Always. This is the proof of an intelligent script and the value of its humble execution. [Full review in Spanish].