Love And Other Drugs is the latest film i have seen here in the uk:
It brought out my other side
This film is worth seeing its in the uk a girly film:
This film did have a small tickle scene also
Love And Other Drugs
Edward Zwick (director)
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, Katheryn Winnick, Hank Azaria, Oliver Platt
What They Said;
A stunning romantic comedy starring two of the world's hottest young stars.
Jamie (Gyllenhall) is a pharmaceutical salesman with a gift for selling the new drug Viagra - and an equal talent for selling himself to attractive young women. His considerable charms are useless, however, when he is confronted with the beautiful Maggie (Hathaway), a fascinating and alluring free spirit who won't let anything or anyone tie her down. They are both surprised by their growing feelings, but Maggie has a secret that will test their newfound love to its very limits. Director Edward Zwick, whose credits include Legends of the Fall and The Last Samurai, has crafted one of the romances of the year, sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking, but always captivating.
What I Say:
Just got persuaded to go and see this film in the uk, wasn't over keen but it was funny, a bit sexy and sometimes crude, but the sting in the tail is that once the fun and sex is out the way, we then have a lovely romantic film that becomes a tear jerker, well this silly bitch shed a tear, my partner who twisted my arm to go just smiled, laughed at me and shook her head, and said, " the bitch she does have a heart i don't believe it look the tears"
Its a bloody good job she had a train to catch still i will get my own back
It brought out my other side
This film is worth seeing its in the uk a girly film:
This film did have a small tickle scene also
Love And Other Drugs
Edward Zwick (director)
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, Katheryn Winnick, Hank Azaria, Oliver Platt
What They Said;
A stunning romantic comedy starring two of the world's hottest young stars.
Jamie (Gyllenhall) is a pharmaceutical salesman with a gift for selling the new drug Viagra - and an equal talent for selling himself to attractive young women. His considerable charms are useless, however, when he is confronted with the beautiful Maggie (Hathaway), a fascinating and alluring free spirit who won't let anything or anyone tie her down. They are both surprised by their growing feelings, but Maggie has a secret that will test their newfound love to its very limits. Director Edward Zwick, whose credits include Legends of the Fall and The Last Samurai, has crafted one of the romances of the year, sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking, but always captivating.
What I Say:
Just got persuaded to go and see this film in the uk, wasn't over keen but it was funny, a bit sexy and sometimes crude, but the sting in the tail is that once the fun and sex is out the way, we then have a lovely romantic film that becomes a tear jerker, well this silly bitch shed a tear, my partner who twisted my arm to go just smiled, laughed at me and shook her head, and said, " the bitch she does have a heart i don't believe it look the tears"
Its a bloody good job she had a train to catch still i will get my own back
