Réalisation:
Bart FreundlichScénario:
Bart FreundlichPhotographie:
Jonathan FreemanMusique:
Clint MansellActeurs·trices:
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Justin Bartha, Art Garfunkel, Joanna Gleason, Lynn Whitfield, Kelly Gould, Andrew Cherry, Kate Jennings Grant (plus)Résumés(1)
Fraîchement séparée de son mari, Sandy débarque de sa banlieue tranquille avec ses deux enfants pour s'installer à Manhattan. Elle emménage dans un appartement juste au-dessus d'un café où elle rencontre Aram qu'elle convainc bien vite de quitter son job de serveur pour devenir la nounou de ses enfants. Rapidement, le courant passe avec ce jeune homme de vingt ans son cadet... (Rezo Films)
(plus)Critiques (3)
Compared to Prime, I missed someone like Meryl Streep here, but I still don't regret spending an hour and a half on this American romantic comedy. I liked the cast, I liked a lot of the scenes and I actually laughed at many of them. And I can say that compared to many romantic comedies, this one had a really well handled ending. In short, a nice and light mood-boosting movie that may smack of cliché, but what doesn't these days. P.S. The scene that got me the most was the one where Aram is reading Harry Potter while Sandy tells him she's pregnant.
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It's quite a pleasant spectacle. Nothing surprising happens in it and everything develops exactly as you expect, but thanks to the likable actors who really fit together and some really funny moments, it doesn't even matter. Moreover, I was pleased with the (sort of) open ending.
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For the first time in a long time, a film that pleasantly surprised me. Catherine was indescribably divine. Justin Bartha's character perfectly set the film up where it needed to be. I'm really impressed with how the filmmakers made a non-everyday story into a non-everyday and original film. Kudos to the child actors as well... fun performances. For me number one, absolutely.
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