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You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (2010)
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Two couples find their lives turned upside down by their unfulfilled longings in this ensemble comedy from director Woody Allen. Alfie (Anthony Hopkins) and Helena (Gemma Jones) have been married for years. They have a grown-up daughter named Sally (Naomi Watts), who is married to a successful novelist named Roy (Josh Brolin), but finds the future of her marriage in jeopardy after falling for Greg (Antonio Banderas), the dapper owner of a prominent art gallery. Meanwhile, as Roy develops a fixation on Dia (Freida Pinto), an exotic beauty he encounters on the street, Alfie ditches Helena for Charmaine (Lucy Punch), an impressionable young call girl. Now it seems that the harder everyone tries runs away from their problems, the faster their lives seem to fall apart. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, (more)
Director(s):
Woody Allen
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
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    Keith G.

    An odd film for Allen, neither an overt comedy or one of his dark serious films. This is a light drama, something he has not done much. While far from his best work, I felt more warmly towards it than most of the press. Some of the criticisms are valid; the voice over narration seems out of tone with the film, and at times tells us too literally what we already know. Yet, in the current American cinema, how many film-makers are getting to even and try and address the complex subtle questions of grown-up relationships, aging and the fear of death, and the lies we tell ourselves to get through it all? Or deal with the paradox that humans seem to need something to believe in, and yet that same belief can also lead us astray? Or give great older actors like Anthony Hopkins and Gemma Jones really meaty roles? As long as Allen keeps asking questions, he remains a voice worth listening to.

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    Sharon W.

    Love Anthony Hopkins, always a good actor -- was entertaining.

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    Craig P.

    Nobody is happy in this movie,everyone wants to cheat,waste of my time,surprised that A.Hopkins was on it?!

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