Some critics have said that romantic comedies are a dying art as the storylines and meet-cutes simply don’t feel as authentic and fun as they did back in the day. Sure, finding a new way to spin two people falling in love is not exactly easy, as many tropes have been used time and time again, but that does not mean that a new version of an old story cannot be made to feel fresh and humorous. Sydney Sweeney’s rom-com, Anyone But You, is a prime example of taking an iconic and famous tale William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, to be exact and loosely adapting it into a modern film that feels like a breath of fresh air.