The Other Zoey

It’s a pleasant enough diversion for those who want familiar genre beats sounded by the usual attractive actors in the customary attractive settings.

It's a bit predictable, saccharine, and sweet, but I still liked it for what it was...something not too challenging that you can watch on a Saturday afternoon.

When it comes to romantic comedies about identity deception, there are many that are a lot worse than The Other Zoey. Josephine Langford's charming performance is the main reason to watch when the movie starts veering into eye-rolling ridiculousness.

Pacey and engaging, one of the reasons The Other Zoey holds your attention is the immediate chemistry between Zoey and Miles.

This is a sweet rom-com that goes through all the classic tropes from amnesia to a love triangle to making a big grand gesture. While it doesn’t do anything wildly different with the rom-com genre, it has very charismatic leads in Langford and Starkey.

It was unexpectedly entertaining. A Rom-Com with fresh faces and a good script.

Reminiscent of the romantic comedies I loved to watch growing up, The Other Zoey is a sweet, charming film about compatibility in relationships led by the exquisite Josephine Langford.

The Other Zoey has what late film critic Roger Ebert called the Idiot Plot—a plot where nobody does the obvious or intelligent thing because that would end the movie. ... there’s little spark between any of the leads.

A breezy, witty and charming delight. If While You Were Sleeping and Isn't it Romantic? had a baby, it would look something like The Other Zoey.

[I]t's all played with a cutesy tone that feels ... like a veil to cover up the fact that nothing about the plot is consistent or motivated in any reasonable way.