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Newest Review: ... of a middle-aged man attempting to become a trendy, metrosexual womaniser. I really enjoyed this film, as it was a ... more

 ... romantic-comedy that didn't seem to favour one particular gender. Whilst the focus was mainly on the two male leads, there were some serious character moments with Julianne Moore and Emma Stone's characters too, ensuring that the film didn't devolve into some male-orientated sex comedy. It was a rather touching film about how love affects different people and the pros and cons of a stable relationship opposed to a string of one-night stands. Steve Carell was reminiscent of his character in his The 40-year old Virgin...more

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Release Date: 2012 - 01 - 30, Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
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Crazy, Stupid, Love - Triple Play (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy): Call me Crazy or Stupid, but I Love this film (455 words)
by - written on 20/04/12, updated on  20/04/12 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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Released in 2011, Crazy Stupid Love is a romantic-comedy starring Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling. Cal (Carell) is surprised by his wife's sudden desire for a divorce, which sends him into a downward spiral of drinking in nightclubs and talking loudly to anyone within earshot about his wife's infidelity with one of her co-workers. Jacob (Ryan Gosling) is a serial womaniser, who frequents the same bar that Cal visits and takes pity on the drunken rambler, offering to take him under his wing and mould him in his own image. The film takes off from there with the comical side-effects of a middle-aged man attempting to become a trendy, metrosexual womaniser. I really ...  Read the complete review