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Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Lio Tipton, Jonah Bobo, Joey King, Marisa Tomei, Beth Littleford, John Carroll Lynch, Kevin Bacon (több)Streaming (3)
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A negyvenes Cal (Steve Carell) ideális élete összeomlik, amikor a felesége, Emily (Julianne Moore) váratlanul bejelenti, hogy van valakije, és válni akar. Hirtelenjében nagyon egyedül találja magát, de a legrosszabb, hogy elfelejtette, hogy kell randizni. A környékbeli bárban próbálkozik, ahol találkozik a nőfaló Jacobbal (Ryan Gosling), aki átérezve a helyzet súlyosságát, elhatározza, hogy férfit farag belőle. Közben lánya, Hannah (Emma Stone) szerelmes lesz, ami újabb megpróbáltatások elé állítja Calt. (InterCom)
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Amin az egész A randiguru állt, itt csupán előjátéka egy romantikából, komédiából és drámából álló, többrétegű kapcsolati kollázsnak. Bevallottan hollywoodi forma, de ügyesen elrendezve több karaktert nem is annyira elsődleges love-trouble kapcsolatokkal. Ennek, és különösen Ryan Gosling és Julianne Moore jelenlétének köszönhetően ott, ahol Adam Sandler-t és Salma Hayek-et várnánk, a film kiemelkedik a hasonló gabonapelyhes dobozokból.
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An enjoyable likeable romantic comedy that I find a nice refresher after blockbusters, horror and Asian films. Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling are brilliant, the bar scenes are great, and the interesting twists and tricks are a delight. The highlight is the hilarious scene at the garden reunion, it will make your sides hurt. 80%.
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Once again, a film full of quality humor and great lines. I don't think anyone in the cast is up to Ryan Gosling’s standard, but Steve Carell shone exceptionally. There are plenty of scenes that made me laugh out loud and a few that made me melt a little. The music was also well chosen. I appreciate films like this in this day and age. The only thing that kept it from perfection for me was a bit less of an American ending. 4.5 stars.
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A pleasant film that changes absolutely beautifully over time. I was quite impressed by how many interesting and big names they managed to rope into this movie. Maybe they wanted to shoot it for fun, because I doubt that they could get that much money out of such relationship-centric romantic movie. Anyway, the most amazing thing in the movie was Ryan Gosling. He was changing right before my eyes. First he was a flute player who scored with every girl he looked at, and then he was a boy who fell head over heels in love. And I believed him all that one hundred percent. Without him, the film would’ve definitely been only a half of what it is. But not only without him; Steve Carell is great as well. I just don’t understand why he’s being referred to as a comedian. He hasn’t grabbed my attention as a comedian yet, but he did convince me that he is a good actor. The film itself is about relationships with those we love and also about the fact that sometimes these relationships go into a slightly different direction than we would actually like. It was definitely a nice movie, but watching it once was enough for me.
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For three quarters of its run I was really thrilled with Crazy, Stupid, Love, but that clichéd happy ending made me lose that feeling very quickly. Carell, Gosling, Moore, et al. are fantastic, I had no problem liking everyone. It’s certainly a very nice film, but if you want to see a truly great one, turn it off after the “meeting in the garden” scene.
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