Film Review – You, Me & Tuscany

Halle Bailey made her starring debut in 2023’s live-action “The Little Mermaid,” and she made a positive impression, giving the heavily criticized endeavor a big heart and substantial charm, capably carrying the effort with her presence. She’s appeared in a few other projects since then (“The Color Purple,” “The Line”), but she returns to a starring role in “You, Me & Tuscany,” which is meant to be a romantic comedy concerning a young, wayward woman and her various entanglements while trying to experience the pleasures of Italy. Bailey is joined by co-star Rege-Jean Page, and the pair is tasked to bring something sparkly to the feature, which is scripted by Ryan Engle (“Rampage,” “The Commuter,” “Non-Stop”) and directed by Kat Corio. Unfortunately, there’s nothing special about “You, Me & Tuscany,” which is as routine a movie as can be made, offering viewers little enchantment while Bailey and Page attempt to survive a picture that doesn’t ask much of their talents. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com