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Only You

  • 1992
  • PG-13
  • 1h 25m
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5.3/10
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Helen Hunt, Andrew McCarthy, and Kelly Preston in Only You (1992)
A man goes on vacation to find the right woman - and ends up having to choose between two of them!
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A man goes on vacation to find the right woman - and ends up having to choose between two of them.A man goes on vacation to find the right woman - and ends up having to choose between two of them.A man goes on vacation to find the right woman - and ends up having to choose between two of them.

  • Director
    • Betty Thomas
  • Writer
    • Wayne Allan Rice
  • Stars
    • Tom McFadden
    • Andrew McCarthy
    • Joel Murray
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    5.3/10
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    • Director
      • Betty Thomas
    • Writer
      • Wayne Allan Rice
    • Stars
      • Tom McFadden
      • Andrew McCarthy
      • Joel Murray
    • 12User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Tom McFadden
    • Mr. Ross
    • (as Thom McFadden)
    Andrew McCarthy
    Andrew McCarthy
    • Clifford Godfrey
    Joel Murray
    Joel Murray
    • Bert
    Daniel Roebuck
    Daniel Roebuck
    • Marty
    Helen Hunt
    Helen Hunt
    • Clare Enfield
    Liz Sheridan
    Liz Sheridan
    • Mrs. Stein
    Monty Ash
    • Mr. Stein
    Marsha Dietlein
    Marsha Dietlein
    • Mrs. Lipman
    Elvis Ballasteros
    • Sam - Chicago Bartender
    Stephen O'Connell
    • Drunk in Bar
    Kelly Preston
    Kelly Preston
    • Amanda Hughes
    Morrie Eisenman
    • Detective in Bar
    Danny Mora
    Danny Mora
    • Hotel Manager
    Gloria Kisel
    Gloria Kisel
    • Francine
    Shawndell Bryant
    • Eddie
    Michael Ciotti
    • Lumpy
    Demetre Phillips
    • Dimitri
    Christie Mellor
    • Mrs. Zucker
    • Director
      • Betty Thomas
    • Writer
      • Wayne Allan Rice
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    10adityaforever

    great movie about finding ur true love when u least expect to

    wonderful wonderful movie.very clean & tender to the point of being apologetic. helen hunt fits the role of claire perfectly.kelly preston has done a good job of being a typical blond.a must watch for all those who like being drawn into a world of perfect harmonic chaos
    8Spiffy-Tiffy

    incredibly sweet

    This is a great movie. Andrew McCarthy is a doll-house furniture designer who hasn't been having good luck with women lately. He finds an incredibly hot-looking woman in a bar and decides to fly her to paradise for Christmas. The next morning the woman, Kelly Preston, wakes up and doesn't remember anything due to being drunk. I don't want to spoil the movie but unexpected things happen and love blossoms in Only You. Andrew McCarthy is incredible, and Kelly Preston is superb. see it today.
    10s_nicole2004

    It was sweet

    I thought the movie was pretty good. I hadn't seen it in a long time, so when I saw it on television the other day I was pleasantly surprised. True it was very predictable, but I still thought it was great. I love Andrew McCarthy and Helen Hunt.
    5jlorah

    Typical, Sub-par Chick Flick

    This movie was just good enough for me to finish (and not turn off halfway through). On the positive side, it had all the elements that one would expect (and possibly enjoy) in any romantic comedy. In addition, Helen Hunt did a spectacular job in a quite average role with her acting basically providing the highlight of the movie. However, the film lacked good characterization and character believability. Clifford is forced to choose between the dumb blonde but beautiful Amanda, and the perfectly balanced and pleasant Clare. As it becomes overwhelmingly obvious that Amanda is just a complete flake, it becomes less believable that Clifford has truly failed to realize this fact and that he will continue to adore her without acknowledging her flaws. In addition, Amanda's character is so over the top, one wonders if she is anything more than a stereotype, even in the eyes of the author. And if so, how are we expected to believe that Clifford will time and again return to her? I was additionally disappointed with the setting - an anonymous Caribbean resort that could have been beautiful, but instead struck me as simply washed out. There are many superior romantic comedies you could watch, with the same basic plot, but better acting, settings, and characterization. I would recommend skipping this one, unless you are a huge Helen Hunt fan, an unashamed chick flick aficionado, or just simply don't care about good quality characterization.
    5SnoopyStyle

    weak rom-com

    Clifford Godfrey (Andrew McCarthy) designs doll house accessories in Chicago. His girlfriend dumps him right before Christmas. He has two non-refundable tickets and nobody to go with. He's drinking alone in a bar when Amanda Hughes (Kelly Preston) stumbles into his life. They spend the night together but she doesn't remember it especially traveling to another country. Clare Enfield (Helen Hunt) is also at the resort taking pictures for a brochure.

    Cliff and Amanda are pretty annoying characters. Andrew McCarthy is still trying to live off of his boyish charms but this character is too much for him to overcome. At least, Amanda is suppose to be the flighty self-obsessed high maintenance girl. Helen Hunt is sweet and adorable. This is a weak rom-com with very limited comedy. This is not a good showcase for Betty Thomas' directorial debut. The movie could have been saved with a more compelling Cliff but he's pretty pathetic here. Amanda doesn't actually have to work very hard to wrap him around her little finger.

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    • Trivia
      During filming, Kelly Preston was pregnant with her first child. She gave birth to a son, Jett Travolta, just one month before the film's theatrical release.
    • Connections
      Features It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
    • Soundtracks
      Xmas Medley
      Traditional

      Arranged and Produced by Peter Melnick (as Peter Melnick)

      Performed by Jim Cox - Piano, George Doering - Guitar, Ken Wild (as Kenneth Wild) - Bass,

      Steve Houghton - Drums, Sal Marquez - Trumpet, Dan Higgins - Saxophone

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    • Release date
      • May 23, 1992 (South Korea)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Love Stinks
    • Filming locations
      • Mandalay Beach Resort - 2101 Mandalay Beach Road, Oxnard, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Live America
      • Highlight Communications
      • Pro Filmworks
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 25m(85 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Ultra Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 2.35 : 1

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