Greenberg
Comedy • R • 2010 • 1 hr 47 min
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I’ve forgotten it, that’s not a good sign!
Great comedy romance movie with good performances. Worth watching
Fantastic performances from Ben Stiller and Greta Gerwig, excellent antidote to “cute” depictions of the man-child archetype
Cringe comedy at its best. Stiller makes an extremely annoying character with a sweet balance on the lovable Greta Gerwig
“Are you going to let me in?” First line sets up the theme of the film. Stiller is relatable here, even if he’s insufferable. Gerwig shines.
I think the dog is the best character. I don't even know if the Ben Stiller and Greta Gerwig characters became a couple at the end!
Mildly amusing comedy about droll East Coast carpenter that housesits for his West Coast brother. Californians curious about regular guy.
Not a whole lot happens in it. If you want to hang out with Stiller’s character for 90 minutes, you’ll love it
The oddest story of love and self discovery
I wanted to like this movie cause I love Ben but just couldn't get into it. His performance is really good, though.
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