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I'm so glad I read the review on this and went to see it. It was an awesome show. It had great dialogue, and dancing and people making their own music and humiliations galore.
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I wasn't a big fan. I thought the movie had a good message, but that the characters kind of thought 'out-loud' too much when they spoke. My dad and my brother liked it a lot though so maybe I'm just nit-picking.
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I really enjoyed the movie. I've been a big fan of Steve Carrel's for a while. And this really, to me at least, brought him into the serious movies instead of your normal comedies.
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I think it was not meant to be strictly realistic all the time. Like when Marie and Mitch are doing the assisted stretching, I think we may have been seeing how it looked to Dan and not what might have actually been happening. Or, you know, the bookstore scene. I didn't see the very beginning, so it's possible I missed something.
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"This movie instantly moved into my permanent all-time top twenty films. After I see it again, I may move it into the top ten.
"Don't miss this movie. You need it in your memory. You need it in your heart."
Though I nearly started a fight with my husband on the way home pondering whether this was a "Litmus test movie" and then remarking that his mother didn't like any of my litmus test movies.
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"This movie instantly moved into my permanent all-time top twenty films. After I see it again, I may move it into the top ten.
"Don't miss this movie. You need it in your memory. You need it in your heart."
Though I nearly started a fight with my husband on the way home pondering whether this was a "Litmus test movie" and then remarking that his mother didn't like any of my litmus test movies.