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Lanfranco C @Lanfrancobz 1d Family, Work and Life. All together is difficult to manage. See more H N @elaineen1 Apr 21 Anne Hathaway is a driven and smart. Yet she overreaches at the expense of family. De Niro is great as a voice of experience and wisdom. Very good understated performance by De Niro. The only drawback is the husband. He is ugly, unkempt and a total wimp. Why she married him is not credible. The fact he would find anyone to stray with is preposterous. Compare such with Michael Keaton in Mr. Mom. A similar premise however the husband, as portrayed by Keaton is very much a man and a husband to look up to. Worth watching for the interplay of Hathaway and De Niro. See more Ashley C. @supersoaker Mar 9 I thought the movie was well done, it’s a very feel good movie without a lot of chaos and of course the acting was fantastic. See more Thyaagu C @Thyaagu Jan 30 Ben brings suits, wisdom, and pure positivity to a chaotic startup, while quietly admiring Jules' fierce ambition. He wisely tells her not to ditch her dreams for a cheating husband - who soon crawls back with apologies, and she folds. Next scene: Ben's desk is empty! THAT'S CINEMA!! See more Frans B @FransB Jan 2 Brilliant! It does enough with it's timely premise. Great writing and Nancy Meyers did good in bringing it to screen. Very good cinematography, visually stunning. Whole cast convincing in character. Great chemistry between De Niro and Hathaway makes it even more charming. So easy to watch, enough drama, action, comedy, good pace and heartwarming. Everybody will be able to take something positive away from this, imo. See more Mayank N @mayanknailwal Dec 23 The film sidesteps easy jokes and artificial conflict in favor of genuine empathy, communication, and characters who behave like actual adults. Meyers shows admirable restraint, refusing to let the material tip into caricature. De Niro is warm, generous, and quietly great, but this is largely Anne Hathaway’s film. Her CEO is allowed competence, ambition, doubt, and contradiction without being punished for any of it. The film isn’t edgy or flashy, and it’s all the better for it. A near-perfect studio programmer we don’t get anymore. It’s telling that a decade later, Meyers still hasn’t been able to get another one made. See more Read all reviews

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