Alfie
Comedy • R • 2004 • 1 hr 43 min
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Jude Law, Marisa Tomei, Omar Epps, Jane Krakowski, Renée Taylor
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I actually enjoyed how it all fell down.
Well, Jude looks very good :),but about the story,through it you get something to think about, how to find yourself and set your priorities.
Surprisingly dreary. I think this happened before everyone realized that Law would be a better character actor.
It’s okay but pretty boring and drags on.
Always fun and nice to see Jude law in his prime. The perfect role for him
Bit of a nothing movie. I hear the original is better.
I really did enjoy the entire movie since it keeps me going on and entertained; teaches you a diff pov, all sexual yet interesting and light
The poorest performance ever displayed by Jude Law here in his 2nd film connected to Caine! So bad he should have been arrested!
Not as good as the original and I even saw this one first
Just all about $*x that's all Alfie thought about 🔞
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