50/50
Comedy • R • 2011 • 1 hr 40 min
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Surprisingly emotional in the midst of humor
A nice drama with some awkward patient client boundaries
Sad story told trough humor. Heartwarming and nice.
It’s a a film about emotions piling up to someone who’s losing a lot in just a moment. It happens to all of us. Very raw very funny. Love it
Excellent comedy drama movie, great performances, script and story. Well worth watching
Go to deep cry movie. Great comedy while dealing with a serious illness. Love it
Really good. It makes you laugh and it makes you cry at the same time. Good job!
Manages to balance comedy and drama in a way where the seriousness isn’t undercut. Very good.
Pretty good, surface-level in a way, but that keeps it light enough to work as a comedy.
JGL does a great job inhabiting so many emotions. Seth Rogan has a great supporting role and does a surprisingly good job.
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