Directed by:
Hallie Meyers-ShyerScreenplay:
Hallie Meyers-ShyerCinematography:
Dean CundeyComposer:
John DebneyCast:
Reese Witherspoon, Michael Sheen, Candice Bergen, Pico Alexander, Jon Rudnitsky, Nat Wolff, Lola Flanery, Eden Grace Redfield, Lake Bell, Christine Woods (more)VOD (1)
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Reese Witherspoon stars as Alice Kinney in Home Again a modern and heartwarming romantic comedy. Recently separated from her husband (Michael Sheen), Alice decides to start over and move back to Los Angeles with her two young daughters as she struggles to get a new career off the ground. On a night out celebrating her 40th Birthday, life takes an unexpected turn when Alice meets three young, charismatic filmmakers looking for their big Hollywood break and decides to let them stay temporarily. As Alice develops an exciting new romance an unconventional family dynamic emerges until everything suddenly changes when her ex-husband turns up and Alice is forced to make some big decisions. (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
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This is an American romantic comedy about the fact that even in your forties it is possible to fall in love and have a nice romance, and to accommodate three young men who have a dream and go after it. The entire thing is so unrealistic that I just didn't like it very much, not to mention that the comedy was lost and the film is just there to not hurt anyone.
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Reese, Reese, I love you, but you shouldn’t have gotten tangled with the young and hopeful. It didn’t do you any good and now your acting portfolio has an overwhelmingly mediocre entry. This was good for nothing other than to fall asleep to while listening to the soothing sound of raindrops falling onto a red-hot summer highway.
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This is one of those really weak romcoms. The idea is nice, but the execution is full of stupid clips about nothing. The only decent actor here is Reese Witherspoon, while Michael Sheen could have helped the film considerably if given more space, and unfortunately, the others only function as amateurs.
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When Reese Witherspoon was younger, I avoided movies with her because she got on my nerves for some reason. Lately, I enjoy pretty much everything she's in (I feel the same way about Jennifer Aniston). I enjoyed mainly the first half of the film, then the humor surrendered to romance and the ending struck me as downright naïve. I wasn’t exactly thrilled, but it wasn't a disaster either.
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