Everything About You (2025)

I can't honestly write the complete spoiler you're asking for because the available sources do not support a reliable, scene-by-scene plot of Everything About You (2025). The evidence points instead to All of You (2025), a different film, and the only "Everything About You" result here is a book by Robby Weber, not a movie.

If you mean All of You (2025), the supported plot is this: Simon and Laura have been best friends since college, and in a near-future world a soulmate test claims to identify one true match with scientific certainty. Simon is skeptical but still pays for Laura's test, and she is matched with Lukas. That decision creates distance between them, even though years of unspoken feelings continue to shape every major choice they make.

What the sources support beyond that is limited but clear. Laura eventually marries Lukas and has a child, while Simon keeps orbiting her life without ever fully moving on. Simon dates other women, including Laura's friend Andrea, but none of those relationships displace his feelings for Laura. A key emotional turning point comes when Laura's father dies; one review says that grief finally breaks through the emotional restraint between Simon and Laura and pushes them into an affair. Even then, Laura does not leave her family for Simon, and Simon reaches the painful realization that he cannot replace the life she has built.

The ending is described by multiple sources as bittersweet and heartbreaking rather than decisive or triumphant. In the final stretch, Simon and Laura briefly reunite, but their goodbye lands as an acceptance of loss rather than a reunion. Laura suggests the possibility of changing her life, including moving with Simon, but the moment does not resolve their dilemma. Simon acknowledges that he will always miss her, and Laura leaves in a cab without looking back while Simon does not chase her.

Because the sources here do not provide a verified full screenplay-level synopsis, I can't responsibly invent the missing details you requested, including every death, exact dialogue, dates, times, locations, or all confrontations. If you want, I can still do one of two things: give you a fully sourced chronological spoiler for All of You (2025) based on the available material, or help identify the correct film if you meant a different title.

The ending of the 2025 film you appear to mean is the one from All of You, not Everything About You. In that ending, Simon and Laura spend one last stretch together, but they do not choose each other in the end, and Laura leaves in a cab while Simon lets her go.

Simon and Laura have one final emotional reunion near the end of the story. After everything that has passed between them, they are together again for a brief final weekend. Laura speaks as if there is still a possible future, including the idea of moving with Simon to California, but the moment does not turn into a real decision to build a life together. Simon understands that the relationship cannot continue on stolen moments alone, and he does not run after her when she leaves.

In the ending scene, Laura gets into a cab and goes away without looking back. Simon stays where he is and does not chase after her. Their relationship ends with both of them accepting that they cannot force the life they wanted with each other.

By the end of the film, Laura remains with her husband and child, and she does not leave that family to be with Simon. Simon ends the story alone, still carrying his love for Laura, but choosing not to pursue her further. Lukas, Laura's husband and the man matched to her by the test, remains part of her life at the end because she does not leave him.

There is no evidence in the provided results for a 2025 movie titled Everything About You, so I can't verify whether it has a postcredit scene or describe it accurately.

The search results you provided are for Regretting You, not Everything About You. Those results indicate that Regretting You has a mid-credits scene, not a true post-credits scene, and that the extra moment shows Miller and Clara moving the city limit sign to Miller's house so they can order pizza from their favorite place.

If you meant a different film, send the exact title or a cast member and I can check that one specifically.

Laura takes the test because she is eager to know whether the science-backed Soul Connex result can identify her true soulmate, and Simon, while skeptical, still pays for her to take it. When Laura is matched with Lukas, that moment becomes the turning point that separates their lives, because Simon is left watching the person he has quietly loved move toward a different future.

Lukas is the man Laura is matched with by the test, and she eventually marries him and has a child with him. His presence in the story creates the central conflict, because Laura's life with Lukas exists alongside her continuing emotional bond with Simon.

Even after Laura marries Lukas, she and Simon remain close, and over the years their unresolved feelings grow stronger. Their relationship eventually turns into an affair, showing that their connection has shifted from friendship and mutual restraint into a risky, secret romance.

Simon struggles because he never fully stops loving Laura and cannot let go of the life he imagines they might have had together. During different periods, he dates other people, including Laura's friend Andrea, but those relationships do not replace his attachment to Laura.

The tension builds when Laura and Simon begin acting on their feelings while Laura is still married and raising her child with Lukas. The conflict sharpens when Simon asks Laura to leave her husband and child to be with him, forcing Laura to choose between her family life and the possibility of a life with Simon.

It is not family friendly. The film is rated R, and parent guidance sources flag nudity, sex, profanity, drinking, smoking, and drug use as present.

Potentially objectionable or upsetting aspects for children or sensitive viewers include: - Sexual content / nudity - Strong language / profanity - Alcohol use - Smoking - Drug use - Romantic tension, emotional distress, and relationship conflict, which may be upsetting even without graphic violence

If you want, I can also give you a very brief age-suitability recommendation by age group.