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I so enjoyed this movie. I was looking for a light film during travel and Celeste and Jesse Forever delivered! This movie is a refreshingly honest and insightful look at the end of a relationship. The film follows the story of Celeste (Rashida Jones) and Jesse (Andy Samberg), a couple who have been together since high school and are now getting divorced. Despite their decision to split up, Celeste and Jesse still love and care for each other, and they find themselves struggling to let go of their old life together.
The film is beautifully written and directed, and it features two of the most charming and likable performances of the year from Jones and Samberg. The film is also refreshingly honest about the challenges of divorce, and it does not shy away from the pain and heartbreak that comes with it. However, Celeste and Jesse Forever is also a hopeful film, and it ultimately celebrates the power of love and friendship. If you are looking for a smart, funny, and moving film about love, loss, and friendship, then Celeste and Jesse Forever is definitely worth a watch.
The writing is sharp and witty, and the dialogue is incredibly natural and believable. The performances by Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg are simply outstanding. They have great chemistry together, and they bring their characters to life in a way that is both funny and heartbreaking. The film is beautifully shot and directed, and it has a unique visual style that really sets it apart from other romantic comedies. The film is honest and realistic about the challenges of divorce, but it is also hopeful and optimistic about the power of love and friendship. Overall, Celeste and Jesse Forever is a wonderful film that is sure to stay with you long after you watch it. If you are looking for a smart, funny, and moving film about love, loss, and friendship, then this is definitely the film for you.
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Pau Cuaram
No tiene audio ni subtítulos en español
Reviewed in Mexico on January 6, 2018
Dave
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Reviewed in Australia on January 19, 2021
Dave
Reviewed in Australia on January 19, 2021
The DVD "Celeste And Jess Forever" tells the tale of the impact of changing (personal) values can have on a relationship (marriage). In particular, how a juvenile relationship fails to attain maturity, with the passage of time. However, the main characters, still remain extremely "comfortable" in one another's company, but are fundamentally unsatisfied in the relationship. We witness the tedious amicable demise of this marriage that allows them to move on, by letting one another go.
The comedy in this movie wasn't to my taste. In fact, I found it rather juvenile (puerile). Talking with an exaggerated germanic accent and the simulated masturbation using a "soft" tube of lip balm, is off-putting. Yes, I realise this was done to stress the juvenile nature of the relationship (marriage), but really...
I would have appreciated a wittier "meatier" script. It is slow burner: both pace and progress. Perhaps, increasing and broadening the situational elements (potential player conflicts or more awkward situations) might have offered greater enjoyment, to me. Overall, I found it quite a dull and boring movie. I had to fight the urge to reach for my phone.
All actors were competent in their roles. Particularly, the main actors playing Celeste and Jess. I believed that they were the best of friends, but no longer lovers (at least for Celeste).
Scenes were well shot (shot selection, framing and illumination) and seamlessly flow together to produce a cohesive and unfatiguing viewing experience.
Remembering that this is a DVD (not HD), the image is light, well defined, even, with good colour and low noise. The movie offers a pleasurable viewing (but maybe ultimately unenjoyable) experience.
To make an enjoyable movie, both script, acting and production must favourably come together, in unison. In this movie, I liked the acting and production (presentation) but not the script.
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