Away We Go
Drama • R • 2009 • 1 hr 38 min
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The chemistry of the two leads with their “lost, but not losers“ vibe makes this a winner.
Low stakes but ultimately entertaining rom com that shows Krasinski is the best thing to come from The Office
Easily digestible road movie. Nothing to serious happens in this rom com but a good watch nonetheless.
Cute little film. Nothing too much to write home about, but charming enough.
Quirky, light hearted over all & has a great sound track
An underrated film about love and family. John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph were captivating throughout the whole film
Super underrated. Can't even explain how good this movie feels.
Great, simple. I do believe that whole striptease moment was superb.
This is one that’ll find a way to make you smile
Beautiful, earnest romance film that’s grounded and fun. The emotional payoff to the climax of the movie is superb
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