This is "Friends with Benefits" meets "A Walk to Remember" but remove all heart, humor, and originality.

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An attractive womanizer meets a pretty woman with Parkinson's. Both just want to hook up. Then they fall in love. Then they break up. Then he runs back to her and changes his whole life around.

I found majority of the characters in the movie to be irritating and/or unbelievable. Anne is a great actress but was reduced down to an uninteresting lead. Supporting characters were mostly unfunny and shallow.

I thought the movie was very predictable and while the concept could have been a good one, the execution and writing left a lot to be desired.

I inspire Jake Gyllenhaal and his career as an actor and his role as Jamie, He reminds me of me thinner as a regular guy. He is my second favorite actor (first is Kevin Bacon). And Anne Hathaway is a gorgeous, beautiful and talented actress as the role of Maggie. A handsome pharmaceutical salesman has good luck with other women. But Maggie who has Parkinson's disease changed his life to a serious relationship commitment. I actually love this heartwarming comedy and romance film. Love the sex scenes and full nudity, but for real I like the commitment between Jamie and Maggie. My favorite film. Great performances and roles by Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, Oliver Platt, Judy Greer, Josh Had (Frozen 1 & 2) & Hank Azaria. I recommend this great romance and comedy film.

Much better than the reviews on rottentomatoes would have you believe. Acting is excellent, pace and picture are excellent, dialog is dang good, and music is decent. Be aware there is graphic sexual content and nudity, not the kind of glancing mirror shot in the second act, but stuff that would make your mother blush.

I don't go to a movie to see real life political issues exploited for my entertainment. I go to watch something that makes me feel better and this movie doesn't do that for me, I tried to watch it twice, both times couldn't so writing this review to remind myself if no one else, that I don't like it.

ok so... good movie, good movie. storyline was great, jake is a babe but anne will always be mia thermopalis princess of genovia to me.. so i closed my eyes during the sex scenes. i would have given it 5 stars BUT jakes brother in the movie is annoying AF... like not funny at all, so he kind of ruined it for me. he is great as olaf, but as jake's brother he isn't. overall, it was a good movie. also, don't watch Brokeback Mountain before because you will secretly be wishing he leaves anne for heath ledger the whole time.

since I know about the ins and outs on how this affliction creates a havoc on a person - most start with what is called ET - tremors to a body part or all at once it shows up - most with this , it comes on slowly and the drugs someone needs to subside some of the movements can be just as bad- te meds that are needed are expensive to come by when you have no insurance - if you are not inflicted with any medical issues, and there are some bad ones worst than PD and of course the way life has to be looked at no matter what, someone out there does have it worst - I an totally humbled that's this is all God has bestowed upon me -

If you want to watch many really bad sex scenes and lots of nudity used to cover up an empty plot, this is the movie for you. Nothing much goes on in this movie except a really boring story about two people hooking up then dating. Half way through the movie, I was already surprised at the fact that it hasn't ended yet. Forced myself to watch for 10 more minutes but realized couldn't continue. The only pros about this movie is good looking actors and actresses, but other than that, don't waste your time.

Ok. They have hot casual sex. That point was made over and over and over, and by the end it had turned into hot love sex. Thought the best part was the older gent telling Jake to end the relationship. His girl won't look like Anne Hathaway forever and if the older gent was right, Jake, "You'll be sorreeee!" It seemed like the most honest part of the film. I suppose actors see nudity as a badge of honor, they all have to do it to prove their bona fides in their profession. I was hoping to see a nice love story, I knew I was going to have to wade through the nudity and simulated sex, repeated to the max, to see said nice love story. I gave it 3 stars for the touching love story, but in the end, how much nudity and sex is required to make a pretty easy point?