Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011)

Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011)
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Sad-sack divorcée Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) finds his second wind in life after meeting a handsome young ladies' man who teaches him how to become a master of the modern dating scene. A devoted family man who married his high school sweetheart, Cal had a great house and a stable job when his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), left him to be with another man. When Emily announces that she's filing for divorce, Cal finds himself awkwardly thrust into the dating scene and begins drinking his nights away at the local pub. Just when it's starting to look as if there's no hope for Cal, confirmed bachelor Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling) decides to add some much-needed excitement to the sulking, newly single father's life. Before long, Cal's rough edges have all been smoothed out; he's mastered the fine art of flirting and develops a distinct sense of style that sets him apart from the pack. But just as Cal starts to turn heads, his adolescent son, Robbie, develops a big crush on his teenage babysitter, Jessica. Unfortunately for Robbie, Jessica only has eyes for Cal. Meanwhile, Cal can't help but feel like something substantial is missing from his life, and decides that the only way to set things straight is by listening to his heart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Steve CarellRyan Gosling, (more)
Director(s):
Glenn FicarraJohn Requa, (more)
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
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Synopsis of Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Sad-sack divorcée Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) finds his second wind in life after meeting a handsome young ladies' man who teaches him how to become a master of the modern dating scene. A devoted family man who married his high school sweetheart, Cal had a great house and a stable job when his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), left him to be with another man. When Emily announces that she's filing for divorce, Cal finds himself awkwardly thrust into the dating scene and begins drinking his nights away at the local pub. Just when it's starting to look as if there's no hope for Cal, confirmed bachelor Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling) decides to add some much-needed excitement to the sulking, newly single father's life. Before long, Cal's rough edges have all been smoothed out; he's mastered the fine art of flirting and develops a distinct sense of style that sets him apart from the pack. But just as Cal starts to turn heads, his adolescent son, Robbie, develops a big crush on his teenage babysitter, Jessica. Unfortunately for Robbie, Jessica only has eyes for Cal. Meanwhile, Cal can't help but feel like something substantial is missing from his life, and decides that the only way to set things straight is by listening to his heart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
118 mins

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Director(s):
John RequaGlenn Ficarra
Writer(s):
Dan Fogelman
Producer(s):
Steve CarellDenise Di Novi
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Scatological Humor, Profanity, Sexual Situations)
Categories:
Comedy
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    Kenneth A.

    Great ... awesome movie .... I can watch over and over ... hilarious

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    Richard J.

    Excellent movie. The chemistry between Gosling and Carell was super. I had to suspend my belief thinking this would not happen in real life, & if you do that you will be pleasantly surprised. Some great twists and a lot of heart.

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    Joyce C.

    Entertaining science fiction

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