Some Girl(s)

2013
Not Rated
1h 30min

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Emily Watson, Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, Mía Maestro, Jennifer Morrison, and Zoe Kazan in Some Girl(s) (2013)

On the eve of his wedding, a successful writer travels across the country to meet up with ex-lovers in an attempt to make amends for past relationship transgressions.

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Un exitoso escritor (Adam Brody), justo antes de su boda, decide viajar por todo el país para reunirse con sus ex amantes en un intento de redimirse por las transgresiones pasadas en las rel... Leer todoUn exitoso escritor (Adam Brody), justo antes de su boda, decide viajar por todo el país para reunirse con sus ex amantes en un intento de redimirse por las transgresiones pasadas en las relaciones.Un exitoso escritor (Adam Brody), justo antes de su boda, decide viajar por todo el país para reunirse con sus ex amantes en un intento de redimirse por las transgresiones pasadas en las relaciones.

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Jennifer Morrison and Adam Brody previously worked together in Grind (2003).

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Not a comedy

This film is about a writer who visits his ex-girlfriends to make amends before his wedding.

In "Some Girl(s)" we see the man visiting five ex-girlfriends, who all have different reactions to his visit. The reactions are quite real, especially the first one who claims that she is fine after fifteen years, but in fact not. The emotional roller coaster is quite striking and memorable, so it is a good start to a film. The second one I didn't quite like, then there is an older woman who is manipulative and smart. The fourth one is about a young girl whose subplot is a little disturbing. The main story is probably the end one with Kristen Bell, as there is a shocking revelation twist ending which attempts to make the film more memorable, but does not have the intended effect.

"Some Girl(s)" is an alright drama, but it is definitely not a comedy.