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Enamorada de mi Ex

Título original: Purple Violets
  • 2007
  • B
  • 1h 43min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.4/10
3.6 k
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Selma Blair, Debra Messing, Edward Burns, and Patrick Wilson in Enamorada de mi Ex (2007)
Patti Petalson struggles with the pressure of becoming the next important American writer.
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Patti Petalson lucha contra la presión de convertirse en la próxima gran escritora estadounidense.Patti Petalson lucha contra la presión de convertirse en la próxima gran escritora estadounidense.Patti Petalson lucha contra la presión de convertirse en la próxima gran escritora estadounidense.

  • Dirección
    • Edward Burns
  • Guionista
    • Edward Burns
  • Elenco
    • Annette Arnold
    • Max Baker
    • Selma Blair
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Edward Burns
    • Guionista
      • Edward Burns
    • Elenco
      • Annette Arnold
      • Max Baker
      • Selma Blair
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    • 6Opiniones de los críticos
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    Annette Arnold
    Annette Arnold
    • Annette - Bookstore Fan
    Max Baker
    Max Baker
    • Mark - Nature Writer
    Selma Blair
    Selma Blair
    • Patti Petalson
    James Biberi
    James Biberi
    • Elevator Operator
    Edward Burns
    Edward Burns
    • Michael Murphy
    Dara Coleman
    Dara Coleman
    • Silent Movie Actor
    Rosemarie DeWitt
    Rosemarie DeWitt
    • Murph's Hampton's Fling
    Dennis Farina
    Dennis Farina
    • Glen Gilmore
    Spencer Fox
    • High School Kid #2
    Heather Goldenhersh
    Heather Goldenhersh
    • Sassy Party-Goer
    Bill Hader
    Bill Hader
    • Bill - Bookstore Fan
    Sarah Hudnut Brody
    Sarah Hudnut Brody
    • Scare-a Sara
    • (as Sarah Hudnut)
    Peter Jacobson
    Peter Jacobson
    • Monroe
    Donal Logue
    Donal Logue
    • Chazz Coleman
    Debra Messing
    Debra Messing
    • Kate Scott
    Heather O'Neill
    • Book Editor Assistant
    Jay Patterson
    Jay Patterson
    • Book Editor
    Joe Pistone
    Joe Pistone
    • Top Cat - Bookstore Fan
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      • Edward Burns
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      • Edward Burns
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    10meeza

    Burns excels again!

    There are some purple-people heartstring beaters which are entangled in New York romantic dilemmas that provide the film "Purple Violets" a proper cinematic blossom. The movie is the latest Writer-Director Edward Burns offering. Steady Eddie continues his streak as a master of developing relational narratives on the eccentricities of personal relationships between New Yorkans. The differential quality of "Purple Violets" contrary to most of Burns' past movies is that the central character here is a female. Selma Blair stars as Patti, a real estate agent who is in a quiescent entrapped marriage with an egoistic restaurateur. Patti is also a former author who craves returning to the literary form but lacks the inspiration. That is until she reunites with Brian Callahan, an old flame who also happens to be an acclaimed sleuth mystery writer. Brian's writing song these days is to formulate scribes on other relational themes that strike a writing chord with him. But unfortunately not for his fan base who crave for his detective novels; the book store signing scenes were a comedic delight. Michael "Murph" Murphy is Brian's BFF who morphs his life from an arrogant alcoholic college student to an arrogant non-alcoholic successful lawyer. Murph dated Patti's best friend Kate in college, but cheated her out of a potential nuptial if you get my adulterous drift. However, Murph now wants his Kate back and eat her too. Kate is a strident schoolteacher who does everything in her power to resist the Murphaleous charm. Patrick Wilson had the write stuff as the garrulous Brian and Edward Burns was a scene-stealer as the carefree Murph. And I am not going to even mess with Debra Messing's strong brassy performance as Kate. But the premier acting of "Purple Violets" came in the shape of Selma Blair's delicate but empowering stand-pat work as Patti. "Purple Violets" also had some fine supporting acting tulips as well from Dennis Farina as Patti's preaching boss Gilmore and Donal Logue as her overbearing husband Chazz. But at the end of the day what made these "Purple Violets" grow in out hearts was Burns' ingenious scribe and direction. His artistic message of creating movies for self-enrichment and acting in others for audience satisfaction is delivered wisely in the film. Do not violate your movie pleasure by not nourishing the "Purple Violets". Feed them now with your viewing! ***** Excellent
    7phd_travel

    Funny and insightful with attractive settings

    Found this Ed Burns movie funnier and more attractively filmed than some of his other movies. College girlfriends and boyfriends reconnect after 12 years. Some funny jokes about writing. It does show relationships from a guys point of view for a change. Liked the way Patrick Wilson's character was the good guy and Selma Blair's was the difficult one. There are many relationships like that.

    Selma Blair is pretty here. Debra Messing comes off has hard. Ed Burns doesn't monopolize and that's good. His voice can be grating. The Hamptons house and apartments in the city are a nice backdrop.

    Worth one watch.
    dandan-dandan

    Good premise, strange casting & below par acting by the leads.

    The truth is the movie has a mediocre plot, which means the movie could turn out either way, good or bad, and it all depends on the execution by the actors and directing. Personally, I am okay with the directing. It's somewhat realistic. However, I am really bored by the acting by the 2 leads. The supposed leads Blair and Wilson have almost zero chemistry, almost devoid of any honesty and feelings in their interactions. I am annoyed by the obvious 'acting" by Wilson, and the lack of energy and presence from both. It's totally unpersuasive that Blair's character could be a "talented, passionate and honest" writer. Neither the script nor the acting could convince us either way. What's really funny was the scene where Logue broke up with Blair. She was hardly really upset, but then the dialogue made it sound like she should have.

    There are three really awesome actors in this movie, who saved the movie by keeping the audience from walking away midway. And that's Messing, Burns and Logue. Messing and Burns should have been the leads. They simply steal the show, especially Messing. The thing is she has presence, and lots of authenticity to her acting, that convinces you that she is the character, even though the plot makes her out to be an unlikely grumpy woman. Donal Logue did a fantastic job to show himself a talented actor in this movie, where he was cast a character much different than he was type-casted into before. Even his body language and postures adapted to a younger and more sophisticated New York resident with a foreign background. For a second there, I though this was a younger foreign actor. But the confidence and presence drew me to notice it was indeed Logue! Great job.

    Yes, I must agree. There's a degree of trying too hard to be woody Allen in this movie, but lacked all the essence of acting. All I got to say is that if they redo this movie, and make Messing and Burns the lead, they may make triple the box office. Not for the names, but for the acting.
    7kirkus910

    If you like Edward Burns films, you will like this.

    I'm not sure what the deal was with the reviewer before me. Apparently Ed Burns must've urinate in his corn flakes the morning he wrote the review, because it is scathing and hardly true to the content of the film. Overall the movie plays similar to other Ed Burns films. The music selection is pretty good, and most of the storyline is contingent on the dialogue and character relationships. The lead roles were solid all around. Patrick Wilson, played his character effectively and simply, as necessary. Burns roll was reduced but still charming. Selma Blair was also convincing. The notion of Debra Messing looking like a man in drag is pretty far fetched. She looked great in the film, and her part was small but well played.

    Referring to Edward Burns as being a women is way off course. The previous reviewer apparently came off of a 10 day Michael Bay film binge when he wrote his review, so obviously he would have no comprehension on what makes a film succeed. This movie has authentic dialogue with believable character dynamics, which is as much as you can ask for in any movie. As I mentioned before, if you like Edward Burns as an actor, director, or both, you will get enjoyment from this movie. If you are a JJ Abrams nut, can't understand how emotion and dialogue are used in a film, and are afraid to even fathom the notion of romance in the film, then you may not like this movie. You could always look up the previous reviewer and check out a Larry the Cable Guy film with him.
    3tday

    Pretentious Drivel

    I know Ed Burns. He writes movies about Irish American families in New York and they have heart and a lot of soul. And truth, honesty. Purple Violets isn't one of those movies.

    I loved Selma Blair and Patrick Wilson. They shined ... Debra Messing gave an embarrassing performance. Her take on her character was a caricature of it and she apparently approached it like a sitcom, as opposed to an independent film. Luckily, she's done other vehicles since.

    The story was lacking in purpose and commitment. Wishy-washy, should I write, shouldn't I? The characters ... well honestly, other than Patti and Brian, I didn't really care about them. And I didn't really care that much about Patti and Brian, either. It was not the Ed Burns I've come to love, with his handsome, crooked grin, and vulnerable, yet street-smart sensibilities.

    They call Ed Burns the "Irish Woody Allen." Sometimes I think when Ed Burns tries too hard to BE Woody Allen, he falls way short. Ed writes great stories about very close friends and family and the intricacies of their relationships and situations, but things we all go through. He pulls out the microscope, so to speak. You KNOW these people. And while being very funny and sarcastic, he's sensitive and honest.

    What he tried here was far too broad. Out of the "family" context, his characters were too normal and not nearly as neurotic as they could/should be. When you write about people who are not with each other on a daily basis, you have to give them a reason to be together. He should just be himself, write what he knows best: deeply flawed, working-class, Irish American New York families and the people who touch their lives. That's when he shines, that's when he grabs your heart.

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    • Trivia
      Enamorada de mi Ex (2007) became the first feature film to debut on the iTunes Store. The movie was exclusive to Apple Inc. for one month after release. Subsequently, Purple Violets was released on DVD through The Weinstein Company.
    • Errores
      When Edward Burns' character, Michael is eating pizza during one of the montages, he's wearing his wedding ring. Burns probably forgot to take it off before shooting the scene.
    • Citas

      Michael Murphy: There are no second acts.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mist/This Christmas/August Rush/I'm Not There/Purple Violets (2007)
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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 20 de febrero de 2009 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
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      • Wild Ocean Films
      • Lucky Day Pictures
      • Marlboro Road Gang Productions
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      • 1h 43min(103 min)
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