Eu & Você na Toscana (2026)★ 6.2/10

Things have slowed down at the movie theatres for the time being, so why not enjoy a nice refreshing glass of wine, or read your favourite romance novel, or go see YOU, ME, AND TUSCANY. This might just be the most rom-com movie I’ve ever seen. It tells the tale of Anna (Halle Bailey), a free-spirited house-sitter who gets fired for sitting on that house a little too hard. She meets Matteo (Lorenzo de Moor), a mysterious Italian man who reminds her of her passion for cooking. Before leaving her a note in the morning, he convinces her to finally go on a long-standing trip to Tuscany, where he has an empty villa. Ignoring her friend, she goes to squat in the villa, with all the naivete of $500 in her pocket. On her fairy-tale adventure, she meets Michael (Regé-Jean Page), Matteo’s brother. You can pretty much see where things go from there. This has every rom-com trope in the cookbook, but with sprinkles of eye-candy, food porn, and self-awareness. Bailey and Page have great chemistry together, making this an easy breezy fun bit of fluff. Despite this being extremely predictable I was having too much fun with the unique characters to care. It also has a funny blooper reel during the credits. Movies really need to bring those back. Overall, YOU, ME, AND TUSCANY has a recipe that has been done too many times to count, but that just proves it still tastes great.