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  Review by kyle ★★★★ 5

  when jude law typed
  i lik it off like the dirty slut i am. wait have 2 type with 1 hand am cumming right now.... ohohohohohohohohohohhohohohohohoohohooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo+_)(*&^%$£"!"£$%&(*&(*^%&^%$££"D!"$%^&*(((*&(**&*12303894848575us7sjc7d78s87o/s878usuiu7sbom/ 
  ...i felt that

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  Review by guilherme ★★★★½ 2

  it wouldn't have been a sad movie if they were ok with a foursome

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  Review by brat pacino ★★★★ 22

  “lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off, but it’s better if you do.” 
  
  “you like him coming in your face?”
  “yes.”
  “how does it taste?”
  “it tastes like you but sweeter.”

  pretty wild how panic! at the disco and fall out boy lifted their lines directly from closer (2004). like, out of all the movies in the world why did this one resonate so deeply with pop punk bands? the entire plot is basically just “hot people in london can’t stop cheating on each other,” and 3/4 of the characters are rich and successful. is this particularly relatable to the pop punk movement?? how??? the only thing i can think of that is remotely punk at all is natalie portman‘s pink-wigged manic pixie dream girl. other than that, i’m at a complete loss. and i think about this a lot.

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  Review by jas ★★★ 4

  natalie portman in a strip club with a pink wig while the smiths is playing in the background truly is the pinnacle of cinema

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  Review by shaneya ★★★★½ 2

  everyone in this movie is an asshole except my queen natalie portman.

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  Review by Kairit 3

  everybody is sad and horny

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  Review by Lucy ★★★★

  Overdramatic Cheating Culture

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  Review by bella ★★½ 4

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  im disappointed that julia roberts and natalie portman didnt end up together

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  Review by kirsty🌙✨ ★★★½ 6

  straight people culture is fucking wild

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  Review by ksenija ★ 23

  this was so terrible, i don't even know where to start. the characters resemble the tropes you normally see written by teenagers in fanfictions: law's character is the classic quirky writer, self-insert male lead, and portman is his manic pixie wet dream. i will refer to the other two characters as the other two, because they exist solely to round off the awkward love square that the film is centered on, and have no other attributes to speak of.

  love at first sight is a very prevalent theme in this film. you will know the characters are in love when they caress each others faces on their first meeting. this happens often.

  the writers are also very liberal with 'deep…

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  Review by frank ★★★½ 1

  jude law invented sexting and catfishing

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  Review by Peaceful Stoner ★★★★★ 13

  This might actually be the most brutally honest and unapologetic film I have ever seen. The dialogues are sharp as knife and they just cut through you. It is true that the truth sometimes hurts. When the truth is bitter and something that we do not want to know, it hurts like fucking hell.

  I must admit that this is not a film which everyone would like. Films everyone likes would be average, crowd pleasers. That is why everyone likes it. But there are love hate films like these, where the amount of liking that some have would almost dwindle the amount of liking that the entire audience has for a film which looks good to everybody.

  
  I loved it…