Summary
Cringy and not very well executed. Predictable from start to finish, as a result, many of the characters in Anonymously Yours will irritate you.
Frankly, this film is not that great. It’s cheesy, predictable, and worst of all, annoying all the way through.
If you do decide to watch Anonymously Yours (I promise I won’t judge), the film is about two high schoolers who start a digital friendship. The twist is that they have no idea that they’re speaking to an individual who they are annoyed by in real life (IRL). The two leading characters, Alex (Ralf) and Vale (Annie Cabello), both have their own issues, a fact only made worse as they attempt to navigate through high school and toward the end-of-year prom.
To help them through their issues, they strike up a friendship with an “anonymous” contact, which soon develops into romantic feelings.
The story focuses on a high school romance, and from that, you can pretty much guess how the film will unfold. But the manner in which it reaches the conclusion is just daft. How long could someone realistically go before they realize that the person they’re texting is right beside them?
Anonymously Yours stumbles more than anything else, and it’s hard to care about the characters when it’s so clear how the film will ultimately conclude. Whilst it has all the usual formulas of a teenage film, i.e. misunderstood teenagers, a prom, and unlikely friendships/romances, the story is still unable to translate it into a watchable film.
What could probably work in favor of the plot is the blatantly obvious draw to a teenage audience. A younger audience may be more forgiving of the flaws within this film; therefore, may view it more positively. The biggest advice I could give to those who watch Anonymously Yours, above all, is don’t do what Vale and Alex have done and speak to random people online. Aside from that, ignore the silly moments in the film and try to enjoy it if you can.
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