Synopsis
The ultimate catch has met his match.
In 1962 New York City, love blossoms between a playboy journalist and a feminist advice author.
2003 Directed by Peyton Reed
In 1962 New York City, love blossoms between a playboy journalist and a feminist advice author.
Renée Zellweger Ewan McGregor Sarah Paulson David Hyde Pierce Rachel Dratch Jack Plotnick Tony Randall John Aylward Matt Ross Michael Ensign Timothy Omundson Jeri Ryan Ivana Miličević Melissa George Dorie Barton Laura Kightlinger Chris Parnell Robert Katims Florence Stanley John Storey Peter Spruyt Lynn Collins David Doty Jude Ciccolella Will Jordan Brad Hanson Beth LaMure Christie Cronenweth Megan Denton Show All…
Fox 2000 Pictures Regency Enterprises Jinks/Cohen Company Epsilon Motion Pictures Mediastream Dritte Film
Abajo el Amor, Abbasso l'amore, Abaixo o Amor, К черту любовь!
LA LA LAND is probably going to win a bunch of awards that should be retroactively given to this movie instead
that scene where renée zellweger is watching a clip of judy garland sing, in the 60s... you could call that fate
Mike Myers must’ve been furious he didn’t think of the “split screen phone call scene where it looks like they’re having sex” gag first
me: yes! down with love! men aint shit!
ewan mcgregor: *smiles*
me: on second thought...
So immaculate it’s a little frustrating that the very-crucial Judy Garland thing comes out of nowhere and makes zero sense. Not sure why this movie wasn’t more of a hit! So upset we didn’t get to see Peyton Reed’s 60s-era Fantastic Four.
THIS IS JUST EWAN MCGREGOR'S VILLAIN ORIGIN STORY OF HOW HE WENT FROM BEING A TOP TO A BOTTOM
I don’t know where I was in 2003 but I was obviously under a rock. I knew about his title but didn’t know anything about it. Really impressed. Watched on DVD and would like to revisit in HD because there is so much detail in the production design and art direction. Hilarious script and performances.
Not a single nomination from Academy or Golden Globes (from what I can tell). If this was a 2018 film, it would be a major contender.
honestly this had a better written twist than like 99% of all the blockbusters i've seen in the past year