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the last time nicholas stoller teamed with writer actor jason segel, they made one of the funniest comedies of 2008: "forgetting sarah marshall." in co writing "the five year engagement" they didn't match their earlier effort but they did produce a worthwhile comedy. the film revolves around tom solomon (segel) and violet barnes (emily blunt) a blisfully happy couple who put their engagement on hold when violet gets a job offer, forcing them to move across the country. because it seems like a great opportunity for violet, starry eyed tom willingly sacrifices his own career. alas, the pressure of the movie begins to strain their seemingly perfect relationship. overall this is a pretty good movie. the middle of the movie slows down a bit overall a movie worth getting and enjoying.
I liked it. It was an odd quirky round-about romance with some very witty points of view. It had two really great things going for it. Yes funny man Jason Segel and chameleon in a dress Emily Blunt. Witty, sad, happy tears... entertaining with emotional empathy. See it! Cheers, Max Rainet A movie lover for life.
What a great love movie, i just had to have this film, Jason Segel is so funny in this film, this film shows you, you dont have to be the totally perfect for the person you fall in love with, i highly recommend this film
Good movie
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