Take This Waltz (2011)
Genre: Drama / Romance
Duration: 116 minuten
Country:
Canada / Spain / Japan
Directed by: Sarah Polley
Stars: Seth Rogen, Michelle Williams and Luke Kirby
IMDb score:
6,5 (31.272)
Releasedate: 25 November 2011
Take This Waltz plot
"A funny, bittersweet tale of love…"
28-year-old Margot and Daniel click immediately when they first meet. Love at first sight? Problem is, Margot is already happily married to Lou, a famous cookbook writer. When Margot also finds out that Daniel lives opposite them, she loses certainty about her current relationship with Lou...
Actors and actresses
Margot
Lou
Daniel
Geraldine
Karen
Harriet
Tony
James
Aquafit Instructor
Aaron
Reviews & comments
K. V.
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- 4376 messages
- 3777 votes
Tried this one and it wasn't bad, but not really catchy either. The cast actually didn't do too bad, although the story wasn't that waw.
There was one funny scene in it, namely in the pool, but for the rest I didn't think it was that special.
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Jawaddedadde
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- 5348 messages
- 2196 votes
Little fish or meat.
Quite nice in terms of camera work and use of color: lots of warm colors that often convey a feeling of nostalgia and melancholy. Not a bad word about both Williams and Rogen in terms of performances, although Williams does play a terribly annoying person. Story is small scale but fine for most of the playtime, but goes off the rails when Margot eventually leaves her husband. That part of the film is at odds with everything that happened before in terms of tempo and atmosphere. A pity. Because up to that point, I liked the story about a newlywed couple that is gradually growing apart.
I mainly remember excellent acting and beautiful cinematography.
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IH88
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- 9761 messages
- 3190 votes
“Life has a gap in it... It just does. You don't go crazy trying to fill it.”
Atmospheric film by Sarah Polley. 'The grass is always greener on the other side', Margot (Williams) learns in a harsh and confrontational way. The long sequence towards the end of the film, where we see Margot and Daniel (Kirby) get to know each other and history repeats itself, is a fantastic directorial choice by Polley. Seth Rogen shows he can do more than play a funny character, and SIlverman is strong too. The story is quite predictable, but I think everyone will recognize themselves in the situations in which the characters find themselves.
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