Wanderlust
Comedy • R • 2012 • 1 hr 38 min
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Paul Rudd, Jennifer Aniston, Malin Åkerman, Justin Theroux, Alan Alda
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I laugh hysterically at Paul Rudd in the mirror every time I watch this.
IMO this is the best of both Paul Rudd & Jennifer Aniston. Light & comical, just an all around feel good movie.
Fun cast. Fun film. if you like Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd, then you'll love them in this movie.
Enjoyable movie if you like the cast. Not a great movie but just a good careless thing to throw on and watch with family and or friends.
A lot of people seem to like this film. Good for them. For me, beyond the mirror scene... it’s awkward, boring, and tries way too hard.
Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston work great together. This film made me laugh, a lot!
Fun time light heartedly comedy. Great to watch when you don’t want something too serious or emotional.
A light hearted comedy that shows the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. One of Paul Rudd’s best!
Has some parts that were a bit frustrating to watch but it's all around a good comedy.
A forgettable comedy with a star-studded cast.
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