Movie unlock date: May 6, 2011
Now we must suffer, as this soul-sucking romantic comedy (based ashore the novel of the same appoint at Emily Giffin) circulars its unavoidable bases: Rachel agonizes almost impairing Darcy, Darcy bullies Rachel and Dex, and Dex stands there holding Heineken bottles. (There's a drinking game to be played every period the logo appears.)
Krasinski has a great comic touch; his each reaction shot namely a relief from the tedium of not telling the fact. And it's probably all he tin do no apt peek by the camera, "Office"-style, as if to say, ''Can you deem how dumb this stuff namely?''
John Krasinski takes the character of Rachel's gay best friend -- oops,Electronic Components Distributors, he's not gay,Cellular Phone Jammer, just a writer.
Rated: PG-13
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She may wear like the realized lawyer she is, but she's fundamentally and forever a girlish doormat, connate to submit to the demands of her narcissistic, sexually provocative best friend, Darcy (Kate Hudson, all game for playing a party girl).
(EW.com) -- Don't be fooled by Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), 1 third of the inane Gen-Y love triangle in "Something Borrowed."
EW.com rating: D+
To quote Austen,LED Lamp Manufacturer, ''Oh no they dit-un't!''
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So Darcy snapped up Dex and is now intending her wedding. Life would be peachy if Dex and Rachel hadn't confessed their sensibilities on the night of her 30th birthday and finished up in mattress.
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Darcy (note to Jane Austen: Sue,Wholesale Glassware!) is engaged to Dex (the Tom Cruise-faced Colin Egglesfield), a hot rich lad as passive as he is handsome. When he and Rachel met in decree school, nor would make a phantasmal push, though the two simperers were apparently meant to be attach.
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