Stuck in Love
Stuck in Love
R | 05 July 2013 (USA)
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An acclaimed writer, his ex-wife, and their teenaged children come to terms with the complexities of love in all its forms over the course of one tumultuous year.

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TinsHeadline

Touches You

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Console

best movie i've ever seen.

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Lollivan

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

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Geraldine

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

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elimoore-50558

I personally could find only one complaint with this amazing movie, and that would be that it is not very realistic, but who cares ! I mean after reading several reviews made by so many people that hated this all I can say is if you're looking for a movie to warm your heart or make you cry or if you just want some sappy romantic movie to take your mind off of your own broken love life or if you just wanna stare at two hot models for 2hours this movie isn't for you. I believe josh Boone merely wanted to drag you in deep into his movie and take you away from reality because everyone needs a break from life every once in a while and if you don't believe that your worse than the people the actors play as being unrealistic and selfish , yet everyone goes along with everything that happens I agree in full all of these are that way in this movie but I don't see why it makes it pointless to watch I think it's incredible how critical reviewers can't relate this to reality in any way I think that's what the movie was made for I also can't see why they consider it a disappointment when the movie get's you roused up over some romantic movie that you finally couldn't consider as a wannabe hallmark heartwarming same old same old making out under the Christmas tree with your spouse while the rest of your family sits waiting with a smile on their face . I mean does no one else ever want a little mystery or any emotions other than happiness in their happy ever after. Cause I did and I was pleased to find that in this amazing movie. So if anyone also feels a little tired of kiss and make up I would recommend this movie fully. The only I thing I think I have a right to ask of josh Boone on this one would be when's the sequel, suggesting that anyone could do a better job than he's already done, even himself

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Jake Scott

This movie is full of all sorts of emotive fueled twists and turns, after every positive outcome comes a negative one;this could be dangerous and quite risky normally, but here it keeps the viewer engaged and intertwined with the lives of the amazing characters on show. The movie tells the story of a writer living in almost envy of his successors,his siblings, they're almost mirroring what he has missed out on for all those years.The movie is very much focused on the idea that love does exist, but it can be cloaked with all sorts of misconceptions,in the end we all learn something that relates to that;but i won't spoil.Definitely watch this movie.

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cheergal

Somehow this little film caught my attention unassumingly. This lukewarm kind of film is usually likable. I didn't need to drag myself into emotional ambivalence to understand and actually enjoyed it. Sometimes we need light fares to balance our overly stimulated appetites. Marriage used to be sacred and unadulterated not very long ago. As a matter of fact, that kind of concept still pretty much exists in our parent's generation. We now have this carnal desire and emotional attachment separation anxiety to define it. I still incline to treat it as a legal status so we no longer confuse oranges with apples. There is really a blurred line between the physical and spiritual attraction. This movie manifested the disparity among a group of attractive people which is too convenient to persuade audience. The obfuscation might be a better approach.Overall, it had some witty dialogue and also a nicely playing out storyline. It suited my leisure at least.

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mrshev

Sometimes you're in the mood for a gentle, character drama with a simple premise. This is that kind of movie. A writer trying to manage two teenage, aspiring writers who are themselves wrestling with the breakup of their parents marriage. So, there we have it. Sounds like it could be good if written well with some conflict and some emotional draw. Unfortunately this movie is rubbish.We have Bill (Greg Kinnear) idly hanging out in his $15m dollar beach-front show home, overlooking the sea as his two good looking and talented children get published via nepotism and back channels. Occasionally his beautiful neighbor jogs round and has no strings sex with him as well as giving relationship and fashion advice. Bill, however, is holding a flame for his (obviously) beautiful ex wife(Jennifer Connelly) and cannot move on. Boo hoo. Really, I cannot think of a film where I felt so little for the characters. The only character with any bite is Lou (Logan Lerman) who has something about him...but the rest of the cast act about as well I could. Connelly has about as much screen presence as a bucket of paint and Kinnear appears like he is waiting for a part on Grey's Anatomy. I just ended the film thinking: this is going straight to daytime TV as a film to pad out the schedule between cheap cooking shows and Storage Wars.Avoid.

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