All I Wish

Synopsis

All I Wish follows the story of Blythe (Sharon Stone), a successful but romantically unlucky woman in Los Angeles who is determined to find love and meaning in her life before it’s too late. As she navigates through a series of relationships and personal setbacks, Blythe confronts her past mistakes and embraces new opportunities for happiness and fulfillment. The film blends drama and romantic comedy elements, exploring themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the pursuit of connection in the modern world. With a mix of heartfelt moments and lighthearted humor, All I Wish paints an intimate portrait of a woman seeking hope and joy amidst life’s uncertainties.

Cast

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  Sharon Stone

  Senna Berges

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  Tony Goldwyn

  Adam

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  Ellen Burstyn

  Celia Berges

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  Famke Janssen

  Vanessa

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  Liza Lapira

  Darla

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  Caitlin FitzGerald

  Alison

Reviews

Overall, All I Wish received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with particular criticism aimed at the screenplay and pacing. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a low approval rating of 18%, indicating generally unfavorable reviews. Critics on Rotten Tomatoes often noted that despite Sharon Stone's charismatic performance, the story felt clichéd and predictable. Metacritic gave the film a score of 49 out of 100, reflecting average or mixed reviews. Some reviewers appreciated the film’s warm tone and Stone’s charm but lamented the lack of depth and fresh storytelling. IMDb users rated the film 5.2 out of 10, showing a lukewarm response from general audiences. For example, The Hollywood Reporter commented that "While Sharon Stone brings a likable presence to the leading role, the film struggles to rise above its formulaic romantic comedy tropes." Similarly, Variety noted the film as "pleasant but ultimately forgettable, lacking the spark to truly engage viewers." On the positive side, some reviews acknowledged the film’s uplifting message and accessible approach to themes of love and redemption. However, most critics agreed that All I Wish fails to leave a lasting impact or stand out significantly within its genre.