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Rate My Ex (2026)
Jonathan prepares for a date with Penny, a girl he recently met, when she accidently sends a confusing text. She immediately deletes it, making Jonathan suspicious. He searches her name online and he stumbles upon a website called ‘RateMyEx.com’, where he finds numerous reviews from her former exes. With the reviews in mind, Jonathan contemplates whether the date is even worth going on anymore.
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Jonathan prepares for a date with Penny, a girl he recently met, when she accidently sends a confusing text. She immediately deletes it, making Jonathan suspicious. He searches her name online and he stumbles upon a website called ‘RateMyEx.com’, where he finds numerous reviews from her former exes. With the reviews in mind, Jonathan contemplates whether the date is even worth going on anymore.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:David Youssef
In Theaters:11/6/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
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