Every Day

Synopsis: A shy teenager falls for someone who transforms into another person every day.
Director(s): Michael Sucsy
Production: Orion Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
63%
PG-13
Year:
2018
97 min
$5,260,834
Website
1,721 Views


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Justin, let's go!

Justin. Hello, Justin.

Set an alarm for 11:00 p.m.

and set another alarm

for 11:
50 p.m.

Rhi, 6:
30, hon.

Rhi!

I'm up!

Oh, my God.

- Hello!

- Hi!

Oh, thanks, babe.

Hey...

I need you to run those

errands today for me, please.

I don't really know

about today.

Just try. Okay, Nick?

See you later.

Bye.

Jolene, breakfast. Come on!

- No!

- We're gonna be late.

God.

Um... I could also drive,

if you want.

I mean, I could actually

use the practice.

Does that have spinach in it?

Yeah, Dad says spinach

has antioxidants.

Mmm. You know

what else has antioxidants?

- Your balls. Yeah.

- My balls.

Well, Dad says

it's important, so...

Hey!

What's going on up here, huh?

Dumbass.

Justin, my goon!

Yo, don't ignore me, bro.

Right, sorry. Hey, goon.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm good. All good.

I'm so tired.

I wanna drop Model UN,

but if I don't get

into Stanford,

I will literally cry to death.

That campus is so beautiful.

And their mascot is,

not even joking, a tree.

You're gonna apply

with me, right?

Yeah. For sure.

Where even is Justin?

I mean, what's up with him?

He takes you

totally for granted.

I'll be right back.

Hey!

Look, I'm sorry

for texting you so much.

I was gonna text you "Sorry"

again this morning,

but I'd already

texted you so much,

And also, I know you don't

like it when I apologize,

so I guess I'm sorry

for saying "I'm sorry."

Rhiannon.

- Yeah?

- Don't be sorry.

That was on me.

I should've written you back.

No, you don't have to text me

every time I text you.

I think I do.

Um...

Well, I can come watch

your practice if you want.

That doesn't sound

that much fun for you.

Why are you

looking at me like that?

Like what?

What else do you have today?

Other than practice?

Nothing. No tests or anything.

Maybe it would be fun

if we just went somewhere?

Like, after school?

Or even now?

Is that something we do?

Well, couldn't it be?

He's an outstanding player.

He's young,

he has an ERA of 1.68.

He's not that

young! Twenty-three! He's...

Twenty-three years old!

This what you wanna listen to?

- Yeah.

- I mean, look at his record.

He got eighteen wins...

How about you

throw on some music?

What are you talking about?

They're gonna dump him?

Eighteen wins

against substandard teams...

All the money in the world

Couldn't buy back those days

- You pull back

- You pull back the curtain

And the sun burns

into your eyes

You know this song?

How did I not know that?

You watch a plane flying

Across the clear blue sky

This is the day

Your life will surely change

This is the day

When things fall into place

Saved your life!

Saved your life!

All right, come on!

Hi.

"You have a nice smile."

Story checks out.

Good job, cookie.

Bad job, cookie.

It's not a fortune.

It's not?

No. A fortune would be,

"You will have a nice smile."

Because a fortune is supposed

to tell you the future.

Or something

you don't already know.

Like that you have

a nice smile.

Um...

It's just Dad.

You don't talk about him.

Like, ever.

Um...

He had a manic episode

a few years ago.

It's no big deal.

I had no idea.

Yeah, I haven't really

told anyone about it.

Not even Rebecca.

You don't have to, obviously.

Sometimes I want to.

It's just...

I don't know.

Well, what happened, exactly?

He came home one day

and told us he got

a big promotion.

He took us out to some French

restaurant to celebrate.

And then we went to a movie.

He paid the guy

some crazy amount

so we could have the whole

theater to ourselves.

I'm guessing no promotion?

No. He had actually

just gotten laid off

and snapped.

So, no new rich life.

And my mom

had to take a second job

and we almost lost our house.

And now even if he could work,

I don't know

who would hire him.

He just sits around

and makes paintings of faces.

Sometimes people need a break.

Life gets too much.

It sounds like you resent him

for checking out, though.

I want to talk to him

about that day and why,

but I can never seem

to figure out what to say.

I don't know why

I'm telling you all this.

I'm glad you did.

It feels good.

It's your turn. Go.

Uh...

Yeah, I mean,

I hate French food, too.

Snails and croissants.

Snail-croissants.

I mean, what's that about?

- I meant, open your cookie.

- Oh.

See you tomorrow.

What's wrong?

You know every day

won't be like this, right?

I know.

But, maybe,

it helps you remember

you like spending

time with me?

Look, I just mean, today...

Today was the happiest day

I've had in a long time.

Tomorrow is tomorrow.

Let's end today

on a nice note.

Okay.

That's the nice note.

Also, your mouth

tastes so much better

when you don't smoke.

I'll try to remember that.

Set an alarm for 11:00 p.m.

and set another alarm

for 11:
50 p.m.

Hello, Amy.

Hey, what's going on?

Excuse me.

My family just moved

here from DC.

My mom told me to shadow

someone at the school today,

but she didn't

set anything up.

So embarrassing.

Could I shadow you?

Um...

I don't know what that is, no.

What is that?

Yeah, sure.

Rebecca, Alexander,

this is Amy,

who might be coming here.

Hey, Amy. You've got a great

person to show you around.

Yeah, Alexander's a huge fan.

Okay, all I meant was Rhiannon

is super generous

with her time.

Yeah, you wish!

Don't worry, we're friends.

He likes when I tease him.

How about we get back

to the lab now?

Hey, Justin!

Justin!

Coach is pissed off at me

for blowing off practice.

Uh... Amy,

this is my boyfriend, Justin.

Did we drink yesterday?

No, why?

We just left school and went

to Baltimore yesterday.

Just out of the blue.

It was amazing.

Yeah, I'll take

your word for it

'cause I can't remember

a thing about it.

What part?

Pretty much the whole day.

It's super foggy,

like I'm hungover

or something.

Now I've to make up work

in three stupid classes

by tomorrow,

but I have a shift

till 10:
00 tonight.

So my life basically

sucks right now.

Okay, so you had

an amazing day

with your gorgeous,

incredible girlfriend.

And to you that sucks?

I'm sorry. Who is this

and what is her deal?

Who are you?

Why are you

bitching and moaning

about the only

good thing in your life?

Amy!

Chill, it's fine.

Okay, great talk. Gotta go.

Rhi, don't forget about

Steve's party on Saturday.

I'm sorry.

I'm just allergic to

unappreciative d*cks.

That's not who he is.

You deserve better.

I'm sorry.

It was in your face.

It's okay. I'm okay.

You're very sweet.

But actually,

I'm not feeling great.

Alexander, would you mind

taking Amy for the rest

of the day?

Sure.

Thank you.

I'm gonna need you to

ghostwrite some texts for me.

First, text Abby.

Just a bunch of tree emojis.

And then, second,

text Will something

cute but mean.

Like, over-the-top mean,

but, like, still cute.

Can't it just wait

until we get home?

No, why?

It's just stuff with Justin.

Is this stuff

that he's a douchebag?

All right, look.

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Jesse Andrews

Jesse Andrews is an American novelist and screenwriter. He co-wrote the screenplay for Luca and wrote both the novel and the feature-film adaptation of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. more…

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