Like Crazy
Drama • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 30 min
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Good look at love that doesn’t work, as much as you want it to and as hard as you fight for it
Very realistic portrayal of young love, if not for the performance of the actors in this, it would be a little generic
SUCH a beautiful movie. These two have great chemistry, believable dialogue and are great actors overall.
I don't exactly know why, but I like this film.
If you fall in love, you will cry with most of the sequences
Lacks passion and spark with not much chemistry. Made it hard to get attached to characters or root for them. Lifeless and emotionless.
Good romantic drama movie, great cast and acting. Worth watching
Fairly realistic drama about people in a relationship that don’t quite know what they want out of it. Love hurts.
From the half of the movie their relationship had red flags. This made it hard to empathise with the characters and their story
For the first time ever, a movie made my emphatize with emotions that I've never experienced ever. I don't think I'll ever forget this.
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