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He exudes chemistry and helps make everyone else's performance better. He shines brightly in every scene, nailing every line and mannerism, while making this scumbag of a lothario become someone to really care about. Gosling plays against type, and gives an absolutely hysterical performance. It is a performance I hope to see him come back to again, and make even better. The expressions on his face are just devastating in some sequences, and the wonder in other scenes is ridiculously hilarious. The film stretches his dramatic muscle more than most, and allows him to give a performance that does not rely on laughs. Carell gives one of his best performances to date as Cal, moving as swiftly as the script requires between depression and humiliation, and touching and hilarious. Acting wise, the film delivers in spades.
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While they stumble a bit in the final act with a series of sitcom-like shockers that border on ludicrous, they manage to pull off the rare feat of actually making the audience wonder if these characters will all end up together in the end, or if they will walk their separate ways something that is truly uncommon for this genre. Weaving between the plots lines, they make the film feel unique and different from others, all while giving it an aura of authenticity. It takes darkly hilarious turns in certain instances, plays other sequences totally unconventionally, play even more out with a foreboding sense of drama the trailer merely hints at, and trumps more than its share of genre stereotypes. These three would not be the first group on men I would turn to for a film like this, but their relative lack of expertise helps propel the film to the heights it reaches. The film is written by Dan Fogelman, who is best known for a string of Disney films and the atrocious Fred Claus, and is directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, who wrote and directed the sadly little seen I Love You Phillip Morris and wrote the now classic Bad Santa.
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While the impeccable cast is more than enough reason why the film succeeds so well in being an atypical film in the genre, it is the crew behind-the-scenes that surprises even more. takes the higher road and breathes new life into a stale genre. Except it failed miserably at it, and stood out more as an example of every rom-com stereotype you could imagine. It reminded me a lot of Valentine's Day, and how its main goal was to depict how different love is for a sizable amount of couples and singletons. is able to navigate between each character and couple with ease. It may sound a little packed with threads and too many characters, but Crazy, Stupid, Love.
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It also follows Jacob's relationship with the absolutely stunning Hannah (Emma Stone), throws in a bit of curveball with Emily being romanced by David (Kevin Bacon), and even has a bit of a focus on Cal's son Robbie (Jonah Bobo) pining over his older babysitter Jessica (Analeigh Tipton). But this is just the main plot thread of the movie.
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Jacob (Ryan Gosling), a professional bachelor, takes notice and makes it his personal mission to help Cal get over his wife, and become a new man in the process. Down and depressed, Cal starts drinking away his sorrows at a local bar, attempting to make sense of his predicament with anyone who will listen.
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Cal (Steve Carell) and Emily (Julianne Moore) have hit a rough patch in their long-time marriage, and Emily inadvertently announces to an entire restaurant that she wants a divorce. But instead of tripe, I got one of the most unexpected surprises I have seen all year. Going into an advanced screening of the film earlier this week, I had my doubts that it would be anything outside of generic. This may come as a shock to some (as it surely took me aback) but there is no other way to describe it. is one of, if not the best, American romantic comedies of the past decade.