You Hurt My Feelings
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- Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- Tobias Menzies
- Michaela Watkins
- Owen Teague
- Arian Moayed
- Jeannie Berlin
- Amber Tamblyn
- Zach Cherry
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- Jan 26, 2023
mid and loving it.
davidehrlichMay 27, 2023The ideal movie is 90 minutes of two brunettes talking about their issues with their hot dumb husbands.
George CiverisMay 25, 2023this is so live laugh love
jeaba - Oct 6, 2023
I’m a sucker for movies that reflect and dissect: - the tedious complexities of relationships - our dread of aging - that panic that we are too inadequate for our dreams You Hurt My Feelings tackles all three, to some varying degrees of success, but it’s so lighthearted…
Joe AJun 23, 2023sometimes you just need a nice funny movie and this is exactly that :)
˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗Jul 31, 2023It takes a lot of skill and balance to build a succession of minor micro-moments (choices in words, changes in habits, etc), and not just observe them but make them feel like they sum up a lifetime of living/growing with someone. I don't think this nails all of them (the…
Josh Lewis - Jan 12, 2023
nicole’s back
David SimsJan 22, 2023YOU HURT MY FEELINGS is a well-written light comedy about the little & big lies we tell our loved ones thinking we’re being supportive instead of being honest. The comedic timing from Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tobias Menzies & the rest of the cast is flawless. A hilarious date…
Matt NegliaDec 31, 2023The part where she goes to the bookstore and moves her book so it's on top of the more successful book? I would 100% do that
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5.5 - this *should be* my jam - quaint, mumblecore, slice of life dramedy, but it didn’t fully connect. I think I’m in a different place personally than the characters & have a different view on relationship honesty/anxiety. Acting is fantastic. For someone, just not me - yet.
Rating: 7.3/10 "You Hurt My Feelings" is a sharp, witty comedy of manners that explores the complexities of long-term relationships and creative insecurity. Nicole Holofcener's direction and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's lead performance make this film a standout. Highlights - Brilliant Screenplay: The…
It’s not that there was anything bad about it, but there wasn’t much good about it. For me at least. The plot was too random and scattered and never felt like it was about the husband and wife, but took turns being about one. Loved the concept, but not the execution.
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An insightful exploration of honesty and vulnerability in relationships that feels like a relatable narrative. It takes place in NYC and feels like it really captures its essence. It’s a very sweet entertaining and endearing comedy. 7
I feel torn between meh and liked but settled on meh. It’s people living their lives and figuring out how to communicate with each other but no one actually communicates and just constantly complains about the lack of communication.
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an awkward and occasionally entertaining film held together by strong writing and cinematography. a dramedy of sorts with a great lead performance, there are some hard-hitting moments but the narrative is less than stellar
This movie was for me. It was hilarious with so many witty moments. The characters felt so real, and I think I’ve known them in my real life. As a writer myself, I can only imagine going through this. Pretty funny though.
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- Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Beth
- Tobias Menzies as Don
- Michaela Watkins as Sarah
- Owen Teague as Eliot
- Arian Moayed as Mark
- Jeannie Berlin as Georgia
- Amber Tamblyn as Carolyn
- Zach Cherry as Jim