Dan in Real Life
Comedy • PG-13 • 2007 • 1 hr 38 min
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One of the best romcoms- it’s a cute and heartwarming movie with some funny & awkward moments-A must see!
Did not expect this movie to make me cry.
The first time Steve Carell proved he was versatile. Very funny while it also makes you want to cry.
This is our family Christmas movie. Awkward and endearing and so much family affection, in my top 5 of all time.
Was good, had some slow moments. Nice Romcom though
Not as funny as I thought it would be going in, but it is a good film. I really enjoyed the story. Worth the watch.
I think this movie has a good mix of comedy, drama, and awkward,yet humorous, romance scenarios. Definitely worth a watch!
Such a lame family, but a charming movie
Comedia drama que prometía, pero se pierde en su guión plano y aburrido.
It was so much better than I expected. It has real heart. Maybe my favorite Steve Carell role. Definitely a great family movie.
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