WorldPingAll That She Wants is one of those cutesy titles that I can never quite remember right after seeing a movie.
The good news is this one is refreshingly smart and funny with actors you would like to see get together despite their age difference.
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WorldPingMillennials get their Mrs. Robinson moment with “All That She Wants,” an age-gap romcom titled after the 1992 Ace of Base hit. If you remember listening to that song on a cassingle, it’s time to ask your doctor about perimenopause.
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WorldPingMargaret Qualley makes Amazon MGM’s new romantic drama worth watching.
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