While We're Young
Comedy • R • 2015 • 1 hr 37 min
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Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Adam Driver, Amanda Seyfried, Charles Grodin
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It kept me entertained but it is just pretentious people being pretentious.
Truly amazing. You really get into the mind of the characters. Very funny and a compelling story as well
Nothing extraordinary, but enjoyable & endearing. Loved that Adam Horovitz was in it & the Beastie Boys references in the script.
Enjoyable comedy about two couples from different generations and the differences between them, great cast, often very funny
Another Ben Stiller mid-life crisis film. But he is solid here, thr story is effective, and its worth a watch.
Fun and quirky with a top notch script. Makes you feel young no matter your age.
This film might not be for everyone, but I really love Noah Baumbach’s scripts and direction. An ironic but real study of being lost in life
A witty exploration of generational contrasts. Insightful humor and stellar performances make it an enjoyable, thought-provoking watch.
Excellent indie drama comedy with great cast and performances
I love this type of indies that get you a nice feeling, entertaining and relatable.
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