Going the Distance

[the fox]

Saw this in Derby 22/08, typical romcom, pleasant for a Sunday morning.

[Beate]

Serc, show up at 6pm, go straight to the cinema usher, don't go via the till.

[Shyler]

My mum and I went to watch this film and we really enjoyed it. Yes, there was some adult humour but it was done in a good way, rather than being purely crude. However, when reading some discussions about this film, one or two people have said that being in their 40's they are possibly too old to enjoy this humour, well we both did (late 30's and mid 60's), so I doubt 40's is too old... Everyone in the cinema we saw it in really enjoyed it and I would happily watch it again, which is so unlike me and hopefully it's one that you should enjoy too!

[prettyxcool]

Finally saw this tonight, at WIQ. Couldn't face traipsing all the way from West London (where I worked) to East London on the bus, because of tube strike, so went early before strike started, and everyone seems to have left work early too! But what strike, on the way home, there was a good service on every line! Seems like advance scaremongering - talked to the staff at my station, and he said he didn't even know what will happen tomorrow, but there may be a service, just keep checking the updates!

Anyway, back to the film. Really enjoyed it, some laugh out loud scenes as mentioned before, didn't think it was that crude. A lot of aaaah moments for me, slushy and fun rom-com. 7/10.

Didn't expect to see anyone from FMUK, so really nice to see hdaniel82 and OH, and sit with them too. And a good turn-out despite the strike and dull weather, cinema was about 75% full.

[yrblueeyedgirl]

for those that haven't seen this yet its hilarious! seen it tonight in Cardiff, really funny a good romantic comedy. going to see tamara drew on Wednesday too!

[Diane65]

My mum and I went to watch this film and we really enjoyed it. Yes, there was some adult humour but it was done in a good way, rather than being purely crude. However, when reading some discussions about this film, one or two people have said that being in their 40's they are possibly too old to enjoy this humour, well we both did (late 30's and mid 60's), so I doubt 40's is too old... Everyone in the cinema we saw it in really enjoyed it and I would happily watch it again, which is so unlike me and hopefully it's one that you should enjoy too!

I really enjoyed it and I'm mid 40's and thought it was funny crude; I still class myself as young

[prettyxcool]

40's is nothing, just a number, you are still a baby! I bet you can show the young 'uns a thing or two!

[steve9872]

Most memorable scene for me: Open door policy - enough said.

[prettyxcool]

Yeah, even Justin Long could not keep a straight face, if he was suppose to!

[cinefila1]

I went to see this tonight not expecting much and found it is actually a surprisingly funny movie. It made me laugh quite a lot thanks to the antics of Garrett's pals, Barrymore's germaphobe sister and her long-suffering husband. Really enjoyed it!