The Heartbreak Kid
Comedy • R • 2007 • 1 hr 56 min
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Bobby Farrelly, Kevin Barnett, Leslie Dixon, Scot Armstrong, Peter Farrelly
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Hilarious. Irreverent. It goes to strange places with the jokes. It's a fun easy watch.
A very underrated and funny romantic comedy.
it was pretty funny but a bit long. both of the main characters are huge red flags lol
Don’t understand why this is panned so much. Over the top Farrelly humor with a great cast. Loving and cruel!
Has funny moments but overall it's not great
It made me laugh. Didn’t know how to rank it though. Not super rewatchable.
Kind of a disaster. Mean spirited and not nearly as good as the original
I like the cast and there was a few funny parts but this was a disaster.
Es una buena historia con algunos buenos chistes y situaciones. Claro que hay otras que no tanto. Pero en general, entretenida y divertida.
One of the worst remakes! Terribly-unfunny script that desperately needs some more charm & wit.
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