Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Comedy • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 58 min
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Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Lio Tipton
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Admit it. This was Ryan Gosling's Star Making Role, not the Notebook.
I love this movie. I love every twist and turn and up and down. You’re going to feel every emotion and be so confused. But it’s so worth it.
Veryverygoodmovie recommend if you're in the mood for some comedy and heartwarming moments
You'll get everything you want to see in a regular rom-com movie, great comfort movie for days when you feel low and need an emotional push.
Heart-warming and funny in turns. Unfortunately, it does feel very much like a movie of its time.
tremendous fun. You will watch the backyard scene many times because it is so hilarious. Great cast.
Favorite movie. Saw in theaters 4 times and countless times since
An outstanding cast makes for an amazing movie! Such a great look at relationships new and old and makin it work.
This is so good. The actors are are doing roles that they wouldnt usually do
This was a great rom-com with a chaotic, but amazing, twist. Definitely worth the watch
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