She's out of My League (2010)
Genre: Comedy / Romance
Duration: 104 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Jim Field Smith
Stars: Jay Baruchel, Mike Vogel and Alice Eve
IMDb score:
6,4 (152.558)
Releasedate: 11 March 2010
She's out of My League plot
"When she's this hot, You get one shot."
Kirk (Jay Baruchel), a normal boy, meets the perfect woman and, against all odds, falls for him too. Kirk is in heaven, but his lack of self-confidence and his uncooperative friends and family are disruptive factors that jeopardize Kirk's "dream".
Actors and actresses
Kirk Kettner
Molly McCleish
Stainer
Devon
Jack
Marnie
Patty
Katie McCleish
Cam
Ron
Reviews & comments
IH88
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- 9761 messages
- 3190 votes
“I love Kirkey but let's face it, the guy's a 5. Meanwhile, this Molly is a hard 10."
Nice. She's Out of My League is a funny and light-hearted comedy that is certainly not of the highest quality and contains the necessary clichés, but is certainly worth it because of the two protagonists and a number of secondary characters. Baruchel often plays these kinds of roles and he is very good at it. Alice Eve is beautiful and has a nice chemistry with Baruchel. That she falls for someone like Baruchel is not likely at first sight, but that makes it all the more clever that both actors manage to play it believable.
The humor must come from Kirk's friends and Mike Vogel and TJ Miller, among others, are on a roll. It's a bit flat but entertaining. The film quickly runs out of good jokes and loses some momentum as the film progresses. The removal, the fight and it all ends well has already been done a hundred thousand times and unfortunately She's Out of My League doesn't know how to give it an original twist. But the characters remain sympathetic and the last part ensures that the film does not go out like a candle.
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Black Math
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- 5430 messages
- 1753 votes
Pretty nice in some respects. The main characters are sympathetic, and TJ Miller's side-kick character in particular is very witty and thus entertaining. Sometimes the humor is very flat, but still manages to be funny at times like with the ball shaving scene. But the first acquaintance with her parents is mostly uncomfortable.
Unfortunately, the male protagonist's acting isn't exactly strong, he mumbles monotonously. And the end of the film is completely derailed. It is pretended that everything depends on this moment, while he can also just book a flight back or something.
But hey, there are some nice moments in it, so it's generally not too annoying. 2*.
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Sergio Leone
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- 4430 messages
- 3110 votes
Pretty okay.
Not a masterpiece, but a sympathetic comedy. In the first hour, in fact, everything really comes into its own: the sulky Jay Baruchel, his cliché group of friends, the marginal family and Alice Eve as eye candy - a 10 for the cleavage.
Overall, it's a little less 'greasy' than I expected, although such a scene where someone shaves their balls isn't surprising for this genre.
Unfortunately, the film doesn't end very well. The obligatory drama moment really came out of the blue, simply because it has to be and so that a life lesson can be taught afterwards. That's a bit bland, but come on. Keep your mind on the back burner and in my opinion it is a decent end to a late Sunday evening.
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