Love and Other Drugs

[pattyloz]

I saw it last night in Edinburgh and I was quite impressed with the performances! I was expecting it to be quite superficial but it was lovely and moving. I think it's great that they bring those types of issues to people's attention. I never actually thought that people could get Parkinson's disease being so young! The story was well written and quite believable.

[TheDude]

If someone offers you a choice between seeing this movie and eating your own vomit, I'd strongly recommend eating your own vomit. Really bad jokes, AND nowhere near as much nudity as I was lead to believe

I did like the "UNconvention" sequence and if I have to find one positive thing to say about the film is that it highlights the plight of those less fortunate people who suffer from long-term illness (Parkinson's or otherwise), but other than that, it's sugary drivel... 3/10.

[TheDude]

BTW, I'm guessing Budweiser must have sponsored this movie. I lost count of how often Budweiser bottles appeared on screen!

Yes, I noticed that too! At least "Jamie" wasn't driving a Toyota Prius, like every other Hollywood character these days!

[soonforgotten]

nowhere near as much nudity as I was lead to believe

Well, not if hardcore pornography is your cup of tea

[biggins]

Saw this tonight at Westerhailes and surprised at how full it was. A lot of latecomers who all seemed to want to sit in our row or the one in front of us - most annoying.

The film was better than I had thought with all the comments about the nudity. A few laughs but some sombre scenes too. 6/10

[rajaraja]

I thought the film was really good. The nudity made the film more realistic.It was a really moving film

[Lindseytonge]

Good film! Lots of sex in the film! Was good story. Anne played the part very well! Jakes gd too ;-) I would give it 7 out of 10 :-) x

[Legs]

Didn't get to go but my daughters and their friends went and all (girls and boys) thoroughly enjoyed it. My 17 year old described it as 'sexy, funny and romantic'.

[miss_indigo]

I saw this at the Odeon, Shaftesbury Avenue last night with my sister and we LOVED it. Funny and poignant. Anne Hathaway was excellent in this and I certainly laughed out loud a few times.
A solid 8/10 from me and I am glad to be back in the 'free films fold' after months of horrific pregnancy sickness!

[jaybee]

You can put them away now Anne - 6/10