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The Break-Up (2006)
After buying a condo together, a couple (Aniston, Vaughn) run into problems paying the mortgage, which ultimately leads to them deciding that they should break up. Because of their situation, they realize that they're going to have to keep living together under the same roof until then. (read more)
| Release Date: | June 2nd, 2006 |
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| Written By: |  | Jeremy Garelick | | Jay Lavender |
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The Break-Up Movie Review by Matthew  (6/6/2006) |
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Imagine sitting at a big family get-together and suddenly your sister and brother-in-law begin fighting. And fighting. And you're caught in the middle, unsure of what to do as the fight continues and escalates. Every half hour or so, a family member escapes to the living room, turns on the television, and a sitcom provides...
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| The Break-Up Movie Review by AJ (6/5/2006) |
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This is what I imagined happened with The Break-Up (and it probably didn't, but this is how the movie seemed to me): Someone wrote it as a biting drama with Oscar potential, until the studio got ahold of it, and went, "How about...not?" So, they got a couple of people to half-heartedly rewrite it as a romantic comedy, and...
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| The Break-Up Movie Review by Seth C (6/5/2006) |
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"The Break-Up" has been marketed as a romantic comedy, however when producer/star/story-creater Vince Vaughn is absent from the screen, the film goes from somewhat amusing to just clearly sad. The film, which shows a couple bitterly trying to hurt each other after they have decided to leave each other, however stay living...
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| The Break-Up Movie Review by Denise (7/30/2007) |
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I saw The Break-Up in the theater, and today while killing time I found the ending on HBO, which made me decide to see what the mood was about it on here. I see what I expected-- people expecting Vince Vaughn to crack them up the way he and the Butterscotch Stallion did in Wedding Crashers, and that just doesn't happen...
(complete The Break-Up review by Denise)
I have avoided this movie for a long time. I must have picked it up 20 times and put it back down. I had to see it as I am one of those who is in love with Jennifer Anniston. I have loved her ever since she broke on the scene as Rachel in Friends. She so disappointed me in going off with that jerk Ross instead of Joey, but...
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