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A movie about the burden of being smart enough to know that you'll never be truly happy.

Griffin Newman

Get out while you can still cry. Holly Hunter cries all through the film, though usually only at certain scheduled times and places. Until the end, when she chooses principle over desire. Albert Brooks never cries, though his attack of flop sweat is essentially his…

Sean Gilman

“It must be nice to always believe you know better, to always think you're the smartest person in the room.” “No, it’s awful.” God, this movie is perfect. So unique! Never been repeated! Just so so so one-of-a-kind from the first moment. Ultimately a movie about a love…

demi adejuyigbe

holly hunter in this movie is why the awooga cartoon sound effect was invented

Lucy

This film is getting heavier and more real as I get older, and since I’m still only 25, I expect it to properly kill me eventually.  Jane and Aaron are made for each other, except she doesn’t love him - they have similar brains but the attraction isn’t there for her, which…

manilazic

omg Aaron Sorkin wishes he wrote this

Neeka B

the scene of them trying to make the deadline for the homecoming broadcast is so incredibly exhilarating. even before it becomes a genuinely well-shot action sequence. so many little scenes are staged and shot in ways that fill simple actions with tension, like the moment…

demi adejuyigbe

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Patrick Willems

It’s always on the verge of becoming the movie you think it’s going to be, but it never does, and it’s so much richer and deeper for that.

anna nomaly