When We First Met 2018
"All he needs is a second chance... to be her first choice."
Dive into the heart of New York's romantic chaos with *When We First Met (2018)*, Ari Sandel's delightful blend of comedy, romance, and time-bending fantasy.
Director: Ari Sandel
Cast
Adam Devine
Noah Ashby
Alexandra Daddario
Avery Martin
Shelley Hennig
Carrie Grey
Andrew Bachelor
Max
Robbie Amell
Ethan
Dean J. West
Phil
Tony Cavalero
Angus Young
Delfeayo Marsalis
Danny
Daryn Kahn
Drunk Hulk
Peter Jaymes Jr.
Chad
Frequently Asked Questions
What is When We First Met (2018) about?
*When We First Met* follows Noah, a lovably awkward photographer who discovers a mystical photo booth that sends him back to the night he met his crush, Avery. Each trip offers a new chance to win her heart, blending humor and heart as he navigates the messiness of love and timing.
Who directed When We First Met?
The film was directed by Ari Sandel, known for his work in comedy and feel-good storytelling.
Who stars in When We First Met?
The movie features Adam Devine, Alexandra Daddario, Shelley Hennig, Robbie Amell, and Andrew Bachelor in key roles.
Is When We First Met (2018) worth watching?
With its winning mix of laughs, romance, and a dash of fantasy, *When We First Met* is a solid pick for fans of lighthearted comedies with emotional depth. It's not groundbreaking, but it delivers charm and heart in equal measure.
How long is When We First Met?
The film runs for 97 minutes, making it a perfect fit for a cozy movie night.
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About When We First Met (2018) — A Rom-Com with a Magical Twist on Fate and Second Chances
Dive into the heart of New York's romantic chaos with *When We First Met (2018)*, Ari Sandel's delightful blend of comedy, romance, and time-bending fantasy. Adam Devine stars as Noah, a charming but unlucky-in-love photographer who stumbles upon a magical photo booth that sends him hurtling back to the pivotal night he first met Avery (Alexandra Daddario). With each trip, he refines his approach, hoping to rewrite fate and prove himself as her perfect match. The film balances laugh-out-loud moments with tender reflections on love's unpredictability, all wrapped in the neon glow of city nights and the warmth of second chances.
Sandel's direction keeps the story light yet poignant, leveraging Devine's comedic chops and Daddario's effortless charisma to explore themes of regret, persistence, and the beauty of imperfect love. Shelley Hennig and Robbie Amell add spark to the ensemble, while the fantasy element—anchored in a quirky, time-looping premise—gives the rom-com a fresh twist. It's a movie that lingers like a favorite song: sweet, nostalgic, and impossible to resist.
