Love Again (2023)
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A grieving woman begins an unexpected connection with a man who has inherited her late fiancé's old cell phone number.
The story
Two years after the tragic death of her fiancé John, Mira Ray struggles to move on, continuing to send texts to his old phone number. She unexpectedly forms a connection with Rob Burns, a man who has been reassigned that number and is dealing with his own heartbreak after a failed engagement. While Mira faces pressure to return to her career as a children's book author, Rob is tasked with writing a profile on Celine Dion. As they begin to communicate through messages, they find themselves drawn to one another, leading to a series of chance encounters in the city.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Mira Ray is grieving the death of her fiancé, John, who was killed in a car accident two years prior. She continues to text his old number, eventually connecting with Rob Burns, who now owns the number. Rob is also heartbroken following a broken engagement and is struggling with a work assignment to write a sincere profile on Celine Dion. After a series of text exchanges, Rob tracks Mira down at the Met and they begin dating. However, the relationship hits a snag when Mira discovers Rob has her old texts to John on his computer, leading her to cut him off. Rob, inspired by Celine Dion's music and his feelings for Mira, writes a public piece about their connection and pleads for a second chance. He finds Mira between the Met and Central Park, where they reconcile and share a kiss.
- First release year
- 2023
- Runtime (minutes)
- 104
- Production countries
- United States
- Original languages
- English
- Directors
- James C. Strouse
- Writers
- James C. Strouse · writer
- Cast and characters
- Priyanka Chopra · Mira Ray; Sam Heughan · Rob Burns; Celine Dion · Herself; Sofia Barclay · Suzy Ray; Russell Tovey · Billy Brooks; Lydia West · Lisa Scott; Steve Oram · Richard Hughes; Omid Djalili · Mohsen
- Genres
- romantic comedy-drama
- Themes
- grief; moving on; modern romance; connection
- Tone and mood
- romantic; dramatic
- Premise and plot tags
- remake; interracial romance; adaptation
- Source material / true-story basis
- SMS für Dich (2016 German film), based on a 2009 novel by Sofie Cramer
- Reception
- The film received negative reviews from critics, though it received a positive score from female audience members on PostTrak.
- Production trivia
- The film was originally titled Text for You.; The title was changed to It's All Coming Back to Me in April 2022.; Celine Dion plays a fictionalized version of herself.
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