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Parents need to know that Set It Up is a New York City-set romcom in which bouncy, smart twentysomethings struggle to find their way in the high-pressure worlds of business and journalism. But it's also pretty lighthearted, with some short--but-sweet messages about love and standing up for yourself, and the lead characters are mostly charming and innocent, so it's OK for older teens. Harper and Charlie Glen Powell both have terrible bosses in SET IT UP. Harper's personal persecutor is Kristen , a celebrated sports reporter, who's as nasty as she is demanding. Charlie's oppressor is Rick , a venture capitalist who's as contemptible as he is egocentric. When Harper and Charlie meet while tending to their bosses' every whim, they come up with a unique solution: They'll fix up Kristen and Rick, since the two taskmasters really deserve each other. In the process of saving their work lives, the two eager fixer-uppers end up spending a lot more time together than they anticipated. Charlie's romance with a model and Harper's fledgling fling with an online date are both compromised, as is their sense of integrity. When Kristen and Rick break up, the plotters' undertaking gets even harder -- so hard that they now spend time consoling each other. And everyone knows what that leads to. If Deutch and Powell were any airier or bubblier, they might just float away in this amiable romance that doesn't demand much but still delivers some fun, warm-hearted moments. Director Claire Scanlon keeps the pace lively and the characters appealing. And the story, though it goes exactly where you'd expect, feels fresh enough. The cast does a fine job with the material. Liu makes her stereotypical tyrant almost likable, and Diggs has a great time thrashing around in fits of irresponsible destruction. It would have been too much if both of the villains had found their inner good guys, and Scanlon avoids that pitfall as well. This is a pleasant-enough, diverting comedy that will most likely appeal to romantic comedy fans. Do you think they're necessary? How did their friendships with Duncan and Becca contribute to your attitudes toward Harper and Charlie? What, if anything, made this story original?