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Two overworked assistants, Harper and Charlie, are forced to collaborate when they realize their demanding bosses, Kirsten and Rick, are locked in a toxic rivalry. Believing their bosses' relentless work schedules are the cause, they hatch a plan to make Kirsten and Rick fall in love, hoping they'll mellow out and ease their own workloads. As they manipulate their bosses' lives, Harper and Charlie find themselves growing closer.

Set It Up was widely praised by critics for its charming performances, sharp writing, and refreshing take on the romantic comedy genre. Audiences also responded positively, enjoying its lighthearted tone and satisfying chemistry between the leads.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and strong chemistry between the leads.

• Applauded for revitalizing the rom-com genre with a modern sensibility.

• Seen as a charming and feel-good film that's easy to enjoy.

Google audience: Google users appreciated the film's humor, the engaging plot, and the likable main characters, finding it to be a fun and entertaining romantic comedy.

Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell's chemistry was so palpable that many viewers believed they were dating in real life.