Netflix have added a new movie that is being called ‘the best rom-com in years’

Who doesn't love a good rom-com?

The only problem is, it feels like it has been a while since the last good one. Trying to think of the most recent ones.... Forgetting Sarah Marshall in 2008? Crazy Stupid Love back in 2011? The painfully under-seen Enough Said from 2013? Romantic comedies were something that cinema seemed to do really well in the 80s and 90s, but for some reason they've kinda been perceived as being uncool these days. Remember the Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan heyday? They were great! We here in JOE love a good rom-com (and anyone who calls them 'chick-flicks' are just plain WRONG!), which is why we're so happy that Netflix have added an exclusive title that is being described as one of the best of the genre in recent years. Telling the story of two New York assistants, Harper (Zoey Deutch - Why Him?, The Disaster Artist) and Charlie (Glen Powell - Everybody Wants Some!, Hidden Figures), are used to going above and beyond for their high-powered (and highly demanding) bosses, Kristen (Lucy Liu) and Rick (Taye Diggs). But now they're teaming up for the biggest projects of their young careers - getting their bosses to fall in love! Only time will tell whether they strike out...or score a home run. Check out the trailer for Set It Up here, and read on below as to why people have been loving it so much: Clip via Netflix "Set It Up is a classic rom-com brought to life by a pair of wonderfully well-matched stars who seem to revel in the genre. This is cinematic comfort food, the kind we’ve been starving for." - IndieWire "The film delivers a central philosophy about love (you like people because of their good qualities, but you love them despite their flaws) and features plenty of earnest self-actualizing, but it’s first and foremost here to provide a funny, breezy update on a familiar rom-com formula. Unlike its lost twenty-something leads, Set It Up knows just what it wants to be." - Consequence Of Sound "The true strength of the film lies in Zoey Deutch’s magnetic performance. It’s impossible to watch this film and not come to the conclusion that the actress is a soon-to-be major star, as soon as she hits on a major project that makes use of her effortless humor and charisma." - Entertainment Weekly Additionally, folks who have already checked it out at home are also informing the masses of how great it is: https://twitter.com/intothecrevasse/status/1008041062236082176 https://twitter.com/astrobalter/status/1008023396620398593 https://twitter.com/SorryZari/status/1007664886271397889 https://twitter.com/obssessedwithtv/status/1007673748160303104 Set It Up is available to watch on Netflix right now.