How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
2003 Directed by Donald Petrie
Synopsis
One of them is lying. So is the other.
Benjamin Barry is an advertising executive and ladies' man who, to win a big campaign, bets that he can make a woman fall in love with him in 10 days. Andie Anderson covers the "How To" beat for "Composure" magazine and is assigned to write an article on "How to Lose a Guy in 10 days." They meet in a bar shortly after the bet is made.
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How to lose a guy in 10 days? Watch this movie together!
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I quite like both the leads, especially McConaughey since he's started to do more dramatic roles, but this was drivel. Fairly unique premise, but the end result was dull.
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απαυτές που τις βλέπεις και ξες πως στο τέλος θα τα βρουν και λες αι μαρή αν τακανα εγώ αυτά σιγά μην έμενε το γκομενάκι καθώς μπουκώνεσαι με ποπκορν.
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Being stuck in a room with nothing but your better half's DVD collection can do weird things to you. This 'battle-of-the-sexes' rom-com is certainly not my typical night's viewing, however, much like the curiosity that teenage girl magazines evoked in me during my puberty I couldn't resist taking a peek.
Actually, HOW TO LOSE A GUY IN 10 DAYS wasn't as painfully awful as I had feared and at the end of a long day, I did find myself in the right frame of mind to giggle along with the easy, unchallenging humour.
As far as the story goes it is pretty familiar stuff with two supposedly ambitious and calculating young professionals courting each other in the name of a…
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How to almost lose your boyfriend by dragging him to the cinema to sail through a two hour shit storm of workman-like romical comical bile.
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I feel as if I was the only female in the world who hadn't seen this film? But 10 years later I finally got around to watching it. Regardless of the fact that I find Matthew McConaughey extremely creepy, this was a decent rom-com. Not really my genre of film, but if you ever want to waste a couple of hours of your life watching something light-hearted, this would be your film.
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Learned: people with no integrity will end up together. All women are stalkers
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Hysterical modern screwball comedy. Kate Hudson is like so great in this role that she gets a lifetime pass for me. And it's cool to like Matthew McConaughey again so I love him in this role too. Great supporting cast, zippy writing. Beautiful NYC locations.
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Stereotypical fluffy romcom nonsense with unrealistic, unlikeable characters - you know the drill.
Gets half a star extra because there's something about Matthew McConaughey that I like, probably due to the fact that he's recently decided to start making good films.
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what can i say i just love kate hudson
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I quite like both the leads, especially McConaughey since he's started to do more dramatic roles, but this was drivel. Fairly unique premise, but the end result was dull.
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6.0/10
Whenever I think of the term "chick flick", for some reason the first movie that comes to my mind is How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. Perhaps this is so because it is so straightforward and directly corny and predictable that it so obviously belongs in that classification. However, it wasn't precisely bad because its open silliness is compensated by a really good performance by the always adorable Kate Hudson and because it offered some mild entertainment.
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Esta es mi chick flick favorita.
Kate Hudson todavía parecía entrañable y yo la quería por Almost Famous y el show musical. Si en el zappin está, la veo. Así de sencillo. Me gusta porque no sé si es a propósito los roles de género se caricaturizan y eso está bonito.
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I wish that Andie knew of Ben's game plan, so that I could enjoy her game plan. But, because she doesn't, she just comes off as extremely mean spirited and intrusive and it gets less and less funny. It's uncomfortably off-putting and that's not entertainment.