2026·Romance·1h 59m
7.0
★
A young woman's hilariously confessional voicemails to her late sister are unknowingly redirected to a stranger, who begins to fall in love from afar.
Directed by Leah McKendrick
san francisco, california
romcom
voicemail
lighthearted
adoring
compassionate
Rank
#28 in 2026·#2965 overall
Trailer
IMDB
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Where to Watch
Cast
Zoey Deutch
Jill Shaw
Nick Robinson
Wes
Ciara Bravo
Isabelle Shaw
Nick Offerman
Chef Bastien
Leah McKendrick
Breeda
Harry Shum Jr.
Andy
Lukas Gage
Arthur
Toby Sandeman
Tyler
Tanis Dolman
Mom
Gil Bellows
Dad
Alice Comer
Young Jill
Megan Danso
Zella
Crew
Leah McKendrick
Director
Leah McKendrick
Writer
Este Haim
Original Music Composer
Jason Blumenthal
Producer
Todd Black
Producer
Steve Tisch
Producer
Rochelle Okoye
Stunt Coordinator
Mary Vernieu
Casting
Louise Hradsky
Choreographer
Popular Reviews
1213 reviews
Meher DevPRO
8.7★ · 06/28/26
feels the closest a modern day rom com has gotten to an early 2000s romcom in a decade
like why was i crying so much
like why was i crying so much
feels the closest a modern day rom com has gotten to an early 2000s romcom in a decade
like why was i crying so much
like why was i crying so much
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Tobias Froberg
10.0★ · 06/24/26
Rom-coms are back BABYYYYY!!!!
Holy shit, this was a phenomenal, funny, sweet, romantic, and everything movie.
I don't know what Netflix is doing, but they are doing something right with their rom-coms, like they have been 2 for 2 this year, at least for me. First, they hit with People we meet on vacation, and now this (I don't really count "Ladies first" as a rom-com, but even that we hit). Holy shit this was an incredible movie.
The sex scene was so fucking tasteful, not too much and not too little. There were some incredible cringe scenes. It tiptoed the line into "Creepy" territory, but luckily, he fell to the correct side. It was hot, it was romantic, and the actors have insane chemistry.
The cast was incredible, Zoey Deutch leading was a fucking perfect pick. I have seen Nick Robinson, but I did not know his game was that strong. NICK FUCKING OFFERMAN, what a man. Timothy is great, but Nick over Timmy any day. And just randomly having Ciara Bravo in this was a surprise. I don't see her very often, but she is incredible. I loved her in Big Time Rush and Cherry. And what is Harry "Mike Chang" Shum doing in this? My favorite guy from Glee. Having Lukas Cage playing a weird duchy Cook who can't cook is a choice, and he got range, so it worked out. The entire cast is just phenomenal, and that is NOT an overstatement at all.
Holy shit, this was a phenomenal, funny, sweet, romantic, and everything movie.
I don't know what Netflix is doing, but they are doing something right with their rom-coms, like they have been 2 for 2 this year, at least for me. First, they hit with People we meet on vacation, and now this (I don't really count "Ladies first" as a rom-com, but even that we hit). Holy shit this was an incredible movie.
The sex scene was so fucking tasteful, not too much and not too little. There were some incredible cringe scenes. It tiptoed the line into "Creepy" territory, but luckily, he fell to the correct side. It was hot, it was romantic, and the actors have insane chemistry.
The cast was incredible, Zoey Deutch leading was a fucking perfect pick. I have seen Nick Robinson, but I did not know his game was that strong. NICK FUCKING OFFERMAN, what a man. Timothy is great, but Nick over Timmy any day. And just randomly having Ciara Bravo in this was a surprise. I don't see her very often, but she is incredible. I loved her in Big Time Rush and Cherry. And what is Harry "Mike Chang" Shum doing in this? My favorite guy from Glee. Having Lukas Cage playing a weird duchy Cook who can't cook is a choice, and he got range, so it worked out. The entire cast is just phenomenal, and that is NOT an overstatement at all.
Rom-coms are back BABYYYYY!!!!
Holy shit, this was a phenomenal, funny, sweet, romantic, and everything movie.
I don't know what Netflix is doing, but they are doing something right with their rom-coms, like they have been 2 for 2 this year, at least for me. First, they hit with People we meet on vacation, and now this (I don't really count "Ladies first" as a rom-com, but even that we hit). Holy shit this was an incredible movie.
The sex scene was so fucking tasteful, not too much and not too little. There were some incredible cringe scenes. It tiptoed the line into "Creepy" territory, but luckily, he fell to the correct side. It was hot, it was romantic, and the actors have insane chemistry.
The cast was incredible, Zoey Deutch leading was a fucking perfect pick. I have seen Nick Robinson, but I did not know his game was that strong. NICK FUCKING OFFERMAN, what a man. Timothy is great, but Nick over Timmy any day. And just randomly having Ciara Bravo in this was a surprise. I don't see her very often, but she is incredible. I loved her in Big Time Rush and Cherry. And what is Harry "Mike Chang" Shum doing in this? My favorite guy from Glee. Having Lukas Cage playing a weird duchy Cook who can't cook is a choice, and he got range, so it worked out. The entire cast is just phenomenal, and that is NOT an overstatement at all.
Holy shit, this was a phenomenal, funny, sweet, romantic, and everything movie.
I don't know what Netflix is doing, but they are doing something right with their rom-coms, like they have been 2 for 2 this year, at least for me. First, they hit with People we meet on vacation, and now this (I don't really count "Ladies first" as a rom-com, but even that we hit). Holy shit this was an incredible movie.
The sex scene was so fucking tasteful, not too much and not too little. There were some incredible cringe scenes. It tiptoed the line into "Creepy" territory, but luckily, he fell to the correct side. It was hot, it was romantic, and the actors have insane chemistry.
The cast was incredible, Zoey Deutch leading was a fucking perfect pick. I have seen Nick Robinson, but I did not know his game was that strong. NICK FUCKING OFFERMAN, what a man. Timothy is great, but Nick over Timmy any day. And just randomly having Ciara Bravo in this was a surprise. I don't see her very often, but she is incredible. I loved her in Big Time Rush and Cherry. And what is Harry "Mike Chang" Shum doing in this? My favorite guy from Glee. Having Lukas Cage playing a weird duchy Cook who can't cook is a choice, and he got range, so it worked out. The entire cast is just phenomenal, and that is NOT an overstatement at all.
4
Deniz Demirbilek
7.4★ · 06/29/26
i cried every 5 mins
i cried every 5 mins
3
juana
9.0★ · 06/21/26
mind you..
HE got her voicemails back by letting go of the last connection he still had to his mom. he sacrificed his own dream for her and never even told her about it. he could’ve easily used that gesture to win her back, but he chose not to. instead, he kept it to himself and to me that’s one of the purest portrayals of love I’ve seen in a long time. he did it simply because he knew how…
HE got her voicemails back by letting go of the last connection he still had to his mom. he sacrificed his own dream for her and never even told her about it. he could’ve easily used that gesture to win her back, but he chose not to. instead, he kept it to himself and to me that’s one of the purest portrayals of love I’ve seen in a long time. he did it simply because he knew how…
mind you..
HE got her voicemails back by letting go of the last connection he still had to his mom. he sacrificed his own dream for her and never even told her about it. he could’ve easily used that gesture to win her back, but he chose not to. instead, he kept it to himself and to me that’s one of the purest portrayals of love I’ve seen in a long time. he did it simply because he knew how…
HE got her voicemails back by letting go of the last connection he still had to his mom. he sacrificed his own dream for her and never even told her about it. he could’ve easily used that gesture to win her back, but he chose not to. instead, he kept it to himself and to me that’s one of the purest portrayals of love I’ve seen in a long time. he did it simply because he knew how…
3
val
9.0★ · 06/20/26
"I know that you don’t need a man, Jill. But I sure as hell need you."
This movie was incredible and the fact that they have dreamed of two songs by Taylor Swift and that they mention it without throwing hate at it makes it even better
This movie was incredible and the fact that they have dreamed of two songs by Taylor Swift and that they mention it without throwing hate at it makes it even better
"I know that you don’t need a man, Jill. But I sure as hell need you."
This movie was incredible and the fact that they have dreamed of two songs by Taylor Swift and that they mention it without throwing hate at it makes it even better
This movie was incredible and the fact that they have dreamed of two songs by Taylor Swift and that they mention it without throwing hate at it makes it even better
2