The highly anticipated trailer for The Love Hypothesis has finally dropped, sending rom-com fans into a frenzy.
The film, based on the bestselling novel by Ali Hazelwood, follows PhD student Olive Smith (played by Lili Reinhart) as she navigates a fake dating situation with hotshot professor Dr. Adam Carlsen (played by Tom Bateman).
The trailer begins with vintage-style snapshots of Olive and Adam working in the lab, setting the tone for a classic romantic comedy.
As the story unfolds, we see Olive trying to convince her best friend Anh that she is seeing someone, with hilarious results.
The trailer also features a pivotal moment where Olive panic kisses Adam, marking the beginning of their fake relationship.
The scene is recreated from the front cover of the book, showcasing the film's faithfulness to the source material.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the trailer, and it did not disappoint, with many taking to social media to express their excitement and anticipation.
With its blend of romance, research, and affection, The Love Hypothesis promises to be a winning streak for rom-coms, following in the footsteps of recent hits like Voicemails for Isabelle and Eternity.
The film is helmed by Emmy-nominated director Claire Scanlon, who has a track record of delivering successful romantic comedies, including Set It Up.
The Love Hypothesis will stream globally on Prime Video from September 23, 2026, and has been rated R in the US, indicating a more mature and spicy take on the romantic comedy genre.
Ali Hazelwood's book has a dedicated fan base, and fans are eagerly awaiting the film's release, with many referencing their favorite scenes and characters from the book.
Reinhart and Bateman have been open about their experience filming the movie, with Reinhart referencing the "famous sunscreen scene" as one of her favorite memories on set.
The Obsessed Fest fan event, where the trailer was released, showcased the film's potential for a female-led story, and Amazon's commitment to developing popular book properties into film and TV adaptations.
