In Her Shoes
Comedy • PG-13 • 2005 • 2 hr 10 min
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Some plot lines were too stretched but the sincerity of the story was on point
Life-like characters, some cinema magic, real sibling relationships. Not a masterpiece but still nice to watch.
It’s definitely more of a drama than a comedy, light hearted but very little (what I consider) comedy. It’s good though.
Surprisingly good siblings-who-are-opposites flick.
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Having 7 sisters, much of this is hilarious. The wit, the hurt and the frankness hit home. Surprisingly funny.
Very good entertainment movie nice comedy and romance
Can't remember how this was a Comedy? Saw it once at hated it... The relationship of the sisters is just sad...iirc
Boring and not worth a watch. Weirdly dated too
Very touching for something that seemed to be the average romcom on the surface
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