The Art of Getting By
Drama • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 23 min
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Only got 2 add 2 growing Emma Roberts collection. No way as good as We're The Miller's, but then not cn her in nething half as great yet!
Stilted dialogue (think bad Woody Allen) and lead actors who seemingly can't emote make this somewhat of a disappointment.
Found it intresting and filosofic, god movie that creates thoughts
Its good but i was expecting smth better
Good movie, Freddie Highmore gives a great performance
I like this movie. Good story, wonderful actor.
I’ve seen this film many times, and it always brings me back to the wistful excitement of young love and juvenile adventure.
It might be enjoyable for some, but The Art of Getting By is nothing more than a generic romantic drama that has zero charm or enthusiasm.
Very depressing, slow, with big idea but bad realization
It looks like telling lots of things but not..
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