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11 responses to “Dan In Real Life: Nice and Sweet”

  1. Cary Scott

    I liked Dan in Real Life but I can’t get enough of The Office. I’m anxiously looking forward to The Office on the big screen. No, it probably won’t happen but I’m going to start that rumor on Twitter and Facebook anyway, and hey… who knows, huh?

  2. Josh Camson

    I agree whole-heartedly with your review of “Dan in Real Life.” Although I appreciate a formulaic romantic comedy, this heartfelt tale delivered much more!

    Also, while an office movie would be fun, I’m hoping there is more effort being put into an Arrested Development movie.

  3. LBUGtv

    Not bad at all. Steve Carell is consistently good. I think I’ll give anything with him in it a chance, even if it’s written by Candace Bushnell.

    1. Matt

      Yea, Steve Carell is good, but I’m not sure about these comedies that all try to be “awkward” funny… which gets old if done incorrectly.

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    I also watch this movie..not bad! but these comedies plot sometimes look boring..

  5. Sanavas

    I like dan in real life mainly because it is a real life story

  6. Nabin

    I liked the movie “Dan in Real Life”

    it’s slow and sweet

  7. Amil

    I like his romantic comedic.

  8. Iranian Caviar

    I heard this was terrible. But Sondre Lerche is cool. I saw him play an in-store concert a few years back and his voice is really just as good live as on record.

  9. Dave

    I liked Dan In Real Life for its true to life qualities. Although there were plenty of moments that felt genuinely sincere, there were also enough extraordinary scenes to make the film interesting. It is not 100% real life, but enough to give the impression that most characters are real. I have to agree with Blurayal about Dane Cook. I do not even think that Cook’s stand up is any good; he is just vulgar. I would not mind seeing more movies with Dane Cook being in a more serious role though. I kind of liked him in Mr. Brooks, but he was still sort of on the annoying side.

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