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#1 out of 3

Latest Sundance review says See You When I See You struggles to breathe, despite aiming for depth.
Cooper Raiff’s Aaron is seen as underpowered in conveying inner life to match the material.
Kaitlin Dever’s Leah appears vibrant in flashbacks, offering contrast to Aaron’s struggle.
David Duchovny’s performance as Aaron and Leah’s father adds convincing emotional texture.
Hope Davis’s portrayal as the mother delivers feeling with simple, telling glances.
Review notes the film’s depictions of memory control are not particularly compelling.
Director Jay Duplass is criticized for lacking a cinematic handle on pivotal scenes.
The review suggests some viewers may find value in the film's sensitivity to trauma.
Supporting cast elevates the material beyond the central narrative shortcomings.
Overall, the piece views the film as earnest but inadequately executed.

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#2 out of 3

Wrigley and Bree share a vulnerable pool moment that cements their growing attraction and signals a turning point in their relationship.
Bree learns more about her mother’s history, highlighting Bree’s complicated family background and the pressures she faces.
Lucy’s trauma narrative remains a flashpoint as Chris and Lucy navigate power dynamics and truth.
Chris reappears to pressure Lucy and Pippa, raising the risk of further conflict and exposure for the group.
Evan is depicted as a decent ally with Molly, while Stephen remains the more manipulative influence on him.
Diana asserts independence as she pursues her own path, even as Stephen struggles with Yale ambitions.
The group chat teases future revelations and ongoing conflicts as the cast grapples with multiple secrets.
Diana’s advice contrasts with Molly’s, underscoring divergent approaches to handling relationship drama.
Episode ends with heightened stakes as Lucy faces potential transfer while Chris presses his claim.

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#3 out of 31.1K est. views

The episode centers on the fallout from rumors about the identical cousins’ OnlyFans content and how the group reacts to new information.
Audrey and Chris confront issues about their relationship during a street chat and later share a kiss, signaling a possible reconciliation.
Venus explores dating in a straight bar setting, highlighting safety concerns and the difficulty of flirting in WeHo’s mirror image of the town.
Marcus serves as a wingman, trying to bring two potential partners into the group’s dynamic amid ongoing bar scenes.
Jason’s twin brother Justin calls about a Bali trip, adding tension to Audrey and Chris’s ongoing relationship arc.
The group debates the SLO trip's pace, with some couples displaying relative harmony while others face clear friction.
Natalie and Audrey share a kiss, contributing to the evolving romantic entanglements within the house.
Shayne and Angelica discuss their concerns in private, hinting at underlying tensions about trust and reputation.
The episode features a playful yet revealing moment as Venus contemplates his dating strategy amid the group’s dynamics.
Peter Madrigal unexpectedly asks to rejoin the action, interrupting the dance floor moment for a cameo that recalls the show’s history.

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