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By Jeffrey R (300) on 19 Feb 2011

I adore and admire both Nicole Holofcener and Catherine Keener they are both extremely talented women…

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By Jane P (47) on 05 Feb 2011

watching it now on HBO. I love Jake Gyllenhaal in his early years... Catherine Keener is wonderful but Emily Mortimer is the scene stealer…

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By Dominika X (35) on 21 Nov 2010

Catherine Keener always brings an indie vibe to films she is in…

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By Julius L (44) on 27 Oct 2010

Acerbic comedy about how our obsession with our looks makes us forget our worth and ends up poisoning our relationships…

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By Cynthia S (730) on 04 Oct 2010

Not really so lovely, and definitely not amazing. Just average…

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By James M (2,946) on 01 Aug 2010

I expected more from this film having seen the reviews. I stuck with it mainly because I found the little girl Annie quite endearing…

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By Gary T (2,283) on 29 Jul 2010

Well umn just seen this movie 4 the 1st time n think that this is a good movie 2 watch............its got a good cast of actors/actressess…

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By Caleb O (65) on 27 Jun 2010

Insecurity Glowering navel-gazing Needy obsession…

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By Patrick F (771) on 27 Jun 2010

If only Woody Allen could write women this well. Honestly, he doesn't need to, because Nicole Holofcener does it for him. This is a great film…

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By Lata G (22) on 16 Jan 2010

Quirky movie about a dysfunctional family-a mother who goes in for plastic surgery, an artistic daughter who is trapped in an unhappy marriage…

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By Jeffrey P (309) on 10 Jan 2010

The plot seems to lead toward transforming moments for all four main characters, but only one has a clear resolution…

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By Jody B (84) on 05 Oct 2009

This is a delightful comedy about the low self-esteem and insecurities of a mother (Brenda Blethyn) and her three daughters (Emily Mortimer,…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 14 Sep 2009

Finally, Catherine Keener is actually likable in this film because I usually hate the characters she plays in her other films but the rest…

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By Lindsey A (71) on 13 Aug 2009

I though this movie was excellent, a true sequence of womanly stories exploring physical insecurities and their emotional ramifications…

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By Jill L (51) on 25 Jul 2009

Concise chick flick type drama with catherine keener looking lovely. could she be another soon to be obsession of mine like sandra bullock…

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By Vj B (208) on 12 Jun 2009

Whoa, hold up, are all Holofcener movies the same…

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By Elin G (165) on 29 May 2009

It was.. OK. Maybe I just wasn't in the right mood to enjoy all the misery…

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By Caleb C (670) on 27 Apr 2009

Brilliant, beautiful and brutaly honest. The character are more real than in most films these days. one of the best films of 2001. Very moving…

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By Jennifer M (1,179) on 05 Apr 2009

Didn't really like it. This is the second movie I have seen with Catherine Keener and don''t really see what the hype is…

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By Megan S (472) on 29 Mar 2009

I love Catherine Keener and I liked this movie, a touching human story. I am just a sucker for these types of movies…

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