If Hallmark ever decided to film on location in Tuscany instead of a Canadian suburb, it would look a lot like You, Me & Tuscany. That’s not a complaint — it’s exactly what this movie set out to be, and it delivers.

Director Kat Coiro, who previously gave us the warm and charming Marry Me, made the call to shoot on location in Tuscany rather than on a studio backlot, and it shows. The rolling hills and golden-hour light aren’t just pretty wallpaper — they feel like part of the story itself. Visually, this movie is a treat. The colors are rich and warm — it looks like a photograph you’d want to hang on your wall, which makes it all the more easy to get swept up in.

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The acting is good across the board, and the cast is full of characters who each bring something a little different to the table. But the real engine here is the chemistry between Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page. Bailey, who has been quietly building one of the more impressive young careers in Hollywood after The Little Mermaid and The Color Purple, is completely charming. And Page — who made half the world fall for him in Bridgerton — brings that same magnetic, swoon-worthy quality here. It works every bit as well.

If you’re a fan of Under the Tuscan Sun or Letters to Juliet, this is your movie. It hits every note you’re hoping for and doesn’t apologize for it. It’s a cute, feel-good romantic comedy that does exactly what it promises. Sometimes that’s all you need.

Grade: B+

Plot A free-spirited American chef and reserved British lawyer embark on a whirlwind romance during a destination wedding in coastal Italy.