Review of Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) by Charles Koplinski for Illinois Times — 16 May 2008
Sure, the premise is contrived, as are most of the films from Apatow's production company. However, the human truths that emerge from these situations are rich enough to allow the vagaries of the plot.
Segel lays himself bare here, especially during the.
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This review of Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) was written by Charles Koplinski and published by Illinois Times on 16 May 2008.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall has generally received positive reviews.
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