Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between

Multihyphenate Jordan Fisher and Broadway actress Talia Ryder helm this story.

The structure works — starting at their first “hello” and quickly shuffling to their prolonged “goodbye,” which manages to show us “everything in between” via a cute framing device in which Aidan recreates all of their firsts. Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between didn’t show us every moment of their relationship, but references some things in conversation (like why they didn’t go to prom) in a naturalistic way between characters. So I was pleasantly surprised that the film allowed the characters to breathe and work through all sides of the puzzle before arriving at its conclusion. The Gist: Clare (Talia Ryder) and Aidan (Jordan Fisher) meet at a high school party at the beginning of their senior year. It’s in the trailer, but it’s still a line that conveys his humor and his heart. Clare, who has moved around a lot, is apprehensive about starting a relationship when she has her sights set on attending a prestigious college, but does so with Aidan under one condition: they will break up by the end of the year, allowing them the freedom to go to college untethered.

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This also explores how things are meant to happen, they will happen and they will happen naturally. They both honoured each other’s wishes and still came back to each other because they knew they wanted to be together. They will always remember the love that they shared and how important they are to one another.

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Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between has all the markings of a typical YA story at a time when most teen viewers, to their credit, respond better to something that feels real and not shiny and pre-packaged. Aidan’s multi-stop date will namecheck the Lakeview Theater, Lakeview Pizza and Lakeview High School which, in a clever misdirect, are all in the town of Lakeshore. His plan is to return to the key spots they visited during their ten months of courtship, which leads to a flashback revealing why that location is significant. But in this film, Aidan’s pressure to be perfect is exemplified by his inability to admit to Clare that he once farted. To take the pressure off, Clare insists that Stella (Ayo Edebiri) and fellow bestie Scotty (Nico Hiraga) accompany them for the rest of their increasingly less private and magical evening. The only character in this fairy-tale world of party buses and postcard-worthy picnics with any visible flaw is Clare’s stepfather, Steve (Patrick Sabongui). During his toast to Aidan and Clare before their final date, he casually mentions that he was recently kicked off the local city council, a bizarre little shocker that feels wildly out of place amongst all the plastic fantastic positivity. We know this because Clare’s bestie Stella helpfully informs us that they’re attending “a suburban house party.” After Aidan and Clare’s karaoke meet-cute, they decide that dating each other when college is just around the corner would be pointless, so they agree to stay together for ten months and then break up.

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They are as perfectly cute together as a pair of puppies in a basket. Sure, sweet and cute Clare was the byproduct of that fast and fleeting union. They can enter into a “break-up pact.” They’ll stay together for now. They toss winking quips at each other with the aplomb of a team of romantic script writers. (That’s the kind of sweet, good guy he is.) But couldn’t they, you know, just enjoy each other’s company for the remaining year of high school anyway, he wonders? And they block out others at the party—where they literally stumbled into each other—as if being followed by a two-person spotlight.

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There’s not much in the way of “Everything in Between” in this story. They’ll have one last, epic, 12-hour date in which they revisit all the touchstone moments in their relationship, and then they’ll say goodbye and good luck. Every character in the Netflix teenage rom-com “Hello, Goodbye and Everything in Between” is just so nice that we wish them all well, but we’re not fully convinced there’s enough here for an actual movie.

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The eagerness to not repeat history and the constant relocation leads to commitment issues. But this doesn’t warrant the kind of mechanical construction that hinders most entries in the Netflix catalogue. The epilogue of the couple’s relationship is decided in the prologue. She wants to go to Dartmouth and become a lawyer (“I’m gonna fight for people that need protecting.”). He wants to go to Berklee and become a musician — that is if his doctor parents will allow it. The movie at least respects their decision enough to not reverse it. Truth be told, to fart or not to fart is not the sole bone of contention. To relieve the tension, Clare calls in her best friend Stella (Ayo Edebiri). Aidan’s best friend Scotty (Nico Hiraga) too joins in. Clare and Aidan are teens naive enough to think this inane plot device makes them, as they proudly put it, “the anti-broken hearts club,” “poster children of modern relationships,” and “the king and queen of ending things.” The movie doesn’t respect their intelligence or that of its audience to write characters who should know better. It takes an adult in Clare’s mom (Jennifer Robertson) to remind her that “a relationship doesn’t have a shot in hell if you start planning its end before it even starts.” He is dressed as Ferris Bueller. Sparks fly amidst a karaoke rendition of The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout.” As he walks her home, the two hit it off instantly. But Michael Lewen (wait, who?) serves an anaemic adaptation that simply goes through the motions, hitting all the expected notes in formal succession, with the assistance of upbeat eruptions of pop music. Trouble arrives on the eve of parting ways when the two decide to celebrate their relationship’s greatest hits in an expedited date.

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Though what Clare had suggested was necessary considering how Aiden could work on his interest rather than settle for a life, simply to save his love, that he would have never enjoyed. Meanwhile, Aiden planned the perfect night, hoping that she would choose to not break up with him and the two could remain the lovers that they were. He decided to defer a year and go to LA to fulfill his musical ambitions. Clare thought that they could have easily parted ways if she knew that he was going to his dream college, Berklee, since that would have made it easier for him. She wanted him to be honest, and the fact that he continued to portray an image of perfection bothered her. Nonetheless, Aiden planned to make their last date a memorable one, and he made sure that Clare remained clueless about his itinerary. She believed that she could have suggested other alternatives for him to have a career in music, but he chose to keep it a secret because he was ashamed of his failure. As Aiden approached to kiss her, Clare declared that she did not want to have a boyfriend. As summer approaches, it is time for Clare and Aiden to go their separate ways. In the end, love cannot be a calculated affair, and Clare learns much about it. Clare felt an immediate attraction, and she learned from Stella that Aiden had moved to town right after Clare left. While a practical approach to love sounds about alright, it is not something that is meant to last.

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With the recent flop of Love & Gelato on Netflix, it seems like the content may not be solid when it comes to the young adult genre. The chemistry between Clare and Aidan is there, but the structure creates an over-reliance on that fact to try and sell the magic of the story. The movie clocks in at an hour and twenty-two minutes, and with its brevity when it comes to their actual relationship, it asks too much from the audience. Coming in with no expectations may be ideal for this kind of movie, as it does not deviate much from its focus, nor does it allow characters the chance to grow beyond who and what they are established to be. This aspect of the movie is more muddled, feeling forced to try and fill in the blanks before it is too late to do so. It feels very real, its characters living within the eternity that is senior year, counting down the days for it all to end — except here, there is a major twist on that with the relationship clock ticking. At times, it seems like the movie is trying to connect to broader themes but fails to do so, making it a simple story about two kids attempting to go through with a doomed romantic pact they made. So, naturally, the plot decides to dwell on the fact that they will go on one final epic date, consisting of twelve hours of aesthetic boat rides, sparklers, and ice skating. Those initial moments allow establishing the basics of the characters’ personalities: Clare is a bit guarded and does not want a relationship, but Aidan is more laidback and charms her into giving him a shot at love. In the movie’s opening scenes, as they attend a party together, it comes as no surprise that the two will become a couple. No matter how hard high school sweethearts say that they are going to stay together forever, despite multiple states between them, the statistics are very much against their relationship and the odds are not in their favor. They decided way in advance that they were going to break up when it was time to head off to college, but things are not as simple as that in real life.