Men, Women & Children
Drama • R • 2014 • 1 hr 56 min
Starring
Adam Sandler, Jennifer Garner, Rosemarie DeWitt, Judy Greer, Dean Norris
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Tbh I just watched for adam sandler but this was a really good take on different perspectives on how technology is used today
I love this film, so captivating and all the characters have different things going on and you can always find a way to relate
I feel like this is a really underrated movie. I found it very emotional and personal. Loved it.
A really strong story about the constant use of technology
Surprisingly enjoyable, with great performances from the cast. A good ensemble movie.
It has a good message, but not every actor keeps me onboard
Not an amazing film, but definitely worth a watch. A reflection of disconnect in the digital age.
Unfair maligned, but very out of touch and overly sentimental. A great ensemble cast in a strange movie.
This movie really made me appreciate and think about things that were out of my radar.
Didn’t expect much but really liked the stories, how they are related and the characters
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