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Mon âme soeur

Original title: Irreplaceable You
  • 2018
  • TV-MA
  • 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
6.4/10
11K
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Michiel Huisman and Gugu Mbatha-Raw in Mon âme soeur (2018)
Abbie (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) and Sam (Michiel Huisman) are best friends since childhood who are engaged to be married, and whose tranquil New York lives come crashing down when Abbie receives an unexpected diagnosis.
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A man and a woman who have known each other since age 8 are destined to be together until death does them part.A man and a woman who have known each other since age 8 are destined to be together until death does them part.A man and a woman who have known each other since age 8 are destined to be together until death does them part.

  • Director
    • Stephanie Laing
  • Writer
    • Bess Wohl
  • Stars
    • Gugu Mbatha-Raw
    • Michiel Huisman
    • Steve Coogan
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.4/10
    11K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Stephanie Laing
    • Writer
      • Bess Wohl
    • Stars
      • Gugu Mbatha-Raw
      • Michiel Huisman
      • Steve Coogan
    • 57User reviews
    • 27Critic reviews
    • 34Metascore
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Gugu Mbatha-Raw
    Gugu Mbatha-Raw
    • Abbie
    Michiel Huisman
    Michiel Huisman
    • Sam
    Steve Coogan
    Steve Coogan
    • Mitch
    Timothy Simons
    Timothy Simons
    • Dominic
    Jacki Weaver
    Jacki Weaver
    • Estelle
    Kate McKinnon
    Kate McKinnon
    • Glass Half Full Kate
    Christopher Walken
    Christopher Walken
    • Myron
    Zach Cherry
    Zach Cherry
    • Jim
    Jessie Ennis
    Jessie Ennis
    • Melanie
    Glenn Fleshler
    Glenn Fleshler
    • Mean Phil
    Zabryna Guevara
    Zabryna Guevara
    • Dr. Michaelson
    Brian Tyree Henry
    Brian Tyree Henry
    • Benji
    Rick Holmes
    Rick Holmes
    • Dr. Kessler
    Alanna Masterson
    Alanna Masterson
    • Sally
    Gayle Rankin
    Gayle Rankin
    • Mira
    Erin Richards
    Erin Richards
    • Amber
    Tami Sagher
    Tami Sagher
    • Meryl
    Tamara Tunie
    Tamara Tunie
    • Jane
    • Director
      • Stephanie Laing
    • Writer
      • Bess Wohl
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    Gordon-11

    A touching film

    This film is about a woman with terminal caner, who tries to make her fiance's life perfect after she is gone.

    It is hard to summarise my feelings for this film. On one hand, it is a beautiful story because the woman is so protective of the fiance. On the other hand, she can be viewed as overly controlling. The story is very touching at the end. It is also a great thing to see so many famous faces in it.
    4andrewdrumm911

    So much potential. So little follow through

    The premise of this movie had me very excited to watch. I am a sucker for chick flicks, romance movies and tear jerkers so this looked like it would be right in my wheelhouse. Unfortunately this never reached the heights it had the potential to go.

    The movie is constructed as a tear jerker but while it gets close at times, they never do a good enough job of creating a close enough relationship with us and the main characters for us to care enough as we would in other great sad movies.

    While Gugu Mbatha-Raw is fantastic in this movie, Michael Huisman's performance really drags the movie down as he is infuriating with a lack of emotion about the situation, both lack of sadness but also anger at Abbie's decisions and he just doesn't care enough which makes it hard to invest.

    The decision in the middle of the movie that Sam makes is just plain stupid and left me not wanting him to end happy at all. The movie tried too hard to be different when they already had a great idea with a fantastic actress that would have worked if they hadn't tried too hard to be unique.

    The supporting parts were well done, particularly Christopher Walken, and I connected much more with his and Abbie's relationship in the movie than I did with Abbie and Sam's.

    A final nitpick was that they made the strange decision not to have Abbie appear physically sick at all. Her appearance barely changes throughout and it just makes no sense and once again loses an opportunity for us to connect.

    Some great acting overall but it gets dragged down by a bad performance from Michael Huisman and poor writing. So much potential and it is my favorite type of genre but really disappointed with the outcome.
    bettycjung

    Very depressing.

    3/22/18. While the acting was really good (though overdramatic at times), it was really, really depressing. Not sure if this is even a therapeutic movie to watch for those in Mbatha-Raw's circumstances. I get it that she was trying her best to gain some control over a situation in which she has very little control over, it was really depressing nevertheless.
    5elliest_5

    Sticks to the recipe

    It's not a bad film. It's definitely watchable and I did get a little teary towards the end, so I wouldn't call it soul-less either. It just doesn't have enough soul and it doesn't have enough originality.

    In fact, I've recently come up with a category of films that this would totally fit into. It's called "scripts that could have been written by an AI". A successful AI mind you - one that has been fed every produced script on the same topic, but also one that cannot produce anything genre-defying or ground-breaking.

    So here's the recipe it operates on:

    • Take the "Love Story" (the 1970 film) premise (as used by a million other films between then and now).


    • Add a specific take and tension to the story, as previously done by films like "My Life Without Me" (2003)


    • Create good chemistry between two stereotypical protagonists (the "loveable and deceptively sexy nerd" male and the "strong, funny, and beautiful" female)


    • Add the sidekicks: the "mischievous, promiscuous, but supportive best mate", the "(much older, quirky, and wisecracking) unlikely friend", the "overbearing but still loving" mother, plus a couple more distinct-enough-but-not-too-memorable-so-as-not-to-overshadow-the-protagonists characters.


    • Make the photography and styling Instagrammable


    • Add a pleasant soundtrack


    • Cast a veteran actor in the old-but-quirky role


    • Cast a hunk recognisable from an extremely popular TV series to attract the fandom


    • Lightly sprinkle on top with quotable wisdoms about the meaning of life and death


    And there you have it. Served lukewarm on Netflix.
    6davek28

    Afternoon movie for when you're feeling sick

    Okay, I'm only watching this because I adore Gugu Mbatha-Raw. She's terrific in everything she's in. But otherwise it's an absolutely meh film which, despite my usual tendency to bawl at sad films, does nothing for me.

    There's the occasional amusing line of dialogue, which helps. But, for some reason, I just felt distanced from the whole thing. Not enough character development? Maybe it's too corny? After all it's nothing new. It's all been done before.

    The cast is good, and they all put in a lot of effort, but the whole is smaller than the sum of its parts. Gugu is wasted but is still nice to look at and does a good job with mediocre material. Actually, her character is really annoying.

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      Merrit Wever (Mindy) and Alanna Masterson (Sally) portrayed a couple in The Walking Dead (2010).
    • Goofs
      At 12:01, MRI images don't have colors.
    • Quotes

      Cute Little Kid: My mom ran away with my dentist. My dad said she was getting her cavity filled in.

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      Featured in The Month in Movies: February 2018 (2018)
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    • Release date
      • February 16, 2018 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Irreplaceable You
    • Filming locations
      • New York City, New York, USA
    • Production companies
      • Rocliffe Ltd.
      • Opposite Field Pictures
      • PYPO
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      1 hour 36 minutes

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