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The Break-Up (Widescreen Edition)
by Peyton Reed
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6 entries have been written about this.

A Masochistic Endeaver — 2 years ago

NOT WORTH CONSUMING

This movie was absolutely horrible. I forced myself to watch it on a long plane ride and cringed the whole time (despite this, the ending actually did redeem it…a little). Still, very little chemistry between the two main characters, and they aren’t even very likable at all. Aside from that, Jennifer Anisten’s character just gives women a horrible name. It was embarrassing.

mothergoose32
Washington, D.C.

Date movie — 2 years ago

WORTH CONSUMING!

So we recieved this movie from netflix and watched it on Friday night. It made us laugh pretty hard during parts of it… the table singing scene was a crack up… and of course their big ol argument was hilarious because it was so true to the genders…

overall a pretty good show. I give it 3 stars.

What did you think?

Katie
Cambridge

The Break-Up — 2 years ago

Last night I went to Meg’s house and watched The Break-Up.

I’m not really quite sure what to say about it. I guess I’m a little bit sick of sit-coms that feature slobby, unattractive men with attractive, educated women, and I was worried that this would be more of the same. And it nearly is. I mean, you have to wonder exactly how it was that they got together in the first place. What did she see in him? However, the ending does redeem things a little bit. The way the film gets to the ending is not particularly well executed, though. Not a complete flop, as it doesn’t completely offend my feminist ideals, but far from perfect.

Cross posted on What Katie Did.

Why I recommend this — 2 years ago

WORTH CONSUMING!

I don’t understand how people didnt like this.
I guess you either love it or hate it.

Seriously though,
watching this with the whole “table singing” scene
I was dying of laughter :D

krissness
Arlington

A story about this — 2 years ago

NOT WORTH CONSUMING

Augh, this movie was awful. Painful to watch. VV and JA have so little on-screen chemistry its amazing they got together in real life.

The ads for this movie promoted it as some kind of wacky screwball comedy where both people realize they have faults and quirks and whatnot. In reality, it was all about what an absolute boar VV’s character was and how he needed a complete makeover, both physicallly and personality-wise. And JA’s character, though understandably irritated by the somewhat sudden discovery that she has fallen in with a complete idiot, was somewhat unreal. “I want you to WANT to do the dishes”???? I mean, I get what she is trying to say, but who in their right mind ever wants to do the dishes?

Glad that I spent no money to watch this one.

LavenderMenace
Amherst

A story about this — 2 years ago

NOT WORTH CONSUMING

This was irritatingly stupid. I’m so tired of Jennifer Aniston.


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