Did anyone see this movie yet? Did you like it?

I though it was cute; the story line was not earth shattering but still the movie was refreshing with Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin. Your thoughts?

I liked it...it's a decent grown folks movie...I know a divorced couple in a similar situation...
[Edited 1/9/10 6:30am]

I'm going to see it today with one of my favorite funny female friends.

I think it's going to be a hoot to make fun of this movie. Nancy Meyers is always one of the silliest director/writers out there.

And I love Meryl, Alec, and Steve.

Efan said:

John Krasinski totally steals the show...he has great comedic timing, imo...he reminds me a bit of Steve Martin who can crack me up with just his facial expressions...

roodboi said:

Really? That's cool. I didn't realize he was really that talented.

Efan said:

he may not be that talented at all...but he cracked me the hell up in this one...

Just back from seeing it...

I enjoyed it for the most part. Love Meryl, Alec, and Steve. And John K. was really good too. And I laughed a lot.

Still: I went with a good friend of mine, and we had invited a third friend, who declined, simply stating, "I can't in good conscience support a Nancy Meyers movie." I gotta say, I can kind of agree in some ways that the moral choice is to avoid Nancy Meyers movies.

Efan said:

whats her deal??

she kick puppies and slap babies?

that movie looks like a hot steamy fart.

roodboi said:

Here's the thing...did you notice that the movie was like an Aryan Nation propaganda film? Holy shit... At the son's graduation, I was like, Did he manage to find an all-white school in New York City? WTF?

roodboi said:

Yeah, totally. I'd like to see more American films feature real "adult" content.

roodboi said:

He was funny.

sweething said:

The scene where they got stoned was my favorite. That was great.

Efan said:

Deffinately a non-urban suburban new england look.

Efan said:

I liked the scene in her bedroom best. So typical, lol!

Alec's eating well, isn't he.

sweething said:

Yeah...except the movie is set in Los Angeles, isn't it?

sweething said:

He is, but he's sexy no matter what. He has charm and charisma for days.

Efan said:

Yeah, initially I thought it was L.A., but the scenery around the home reminded me of an east coast country setting.

Efan said:

Yes, he was very charming.

i seen it with 1 of my daughters... it was funny and good entertainment for my 5 bucks... went to see leap year today ... of course you know what the outcome is gonna be but it was still cute.. its nice to be able to see grown up movies for a change lol

I really liked it. i liked john krasinski too...maybe More than steve martin.

her house was amazing...& that garden, well that was maybe TOO perfect!

I thought about seeing this movie... but I changed my mind. I'm a little tired of Streep, believe it or not--even though she's obviously a great actress.
I still might go... It's the only movie out there I'm even remotely interested in at the moment.

I also wanted to see Nine, but the reviews were so bad, I decided against that one.

Lovely Bones... read the book but not interested in the movie, particularly since my favorite actor Ryan Gosling (and fledging songwriter, collaborating to for Dead Man's Bones) quit due to artistic differences--after gaining a huge amount of weight to try to "age" himself.

Sherlock Holmes--at first I was really enthusiastic about that one, but now.. not so much for some reason...

So... It's Complicated I might just have to shell out a few dollars to see it.

deadmansbones said:

I've also heard Nine is not worth the $7.50 of a matinee from someone whose seen it.