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BaftaBaby Posted - 12/08/2013 : 21:35:53
It's about time Richard Curtis stopped trying so hard.

Here's some of the good stuff:
Rachel McAdams
The Cornish coast
Domhnall Gleeson - Brendon's son
Lindsay Duncan
Richard Cordery and his characer Uncle D
John Guleserian's cinematography

Given all the suspension of disbelief in the Hubble universe - the premise is overwhelmingly absurd and proscriptive; the loopholes so deep that if you threw a pebble over the edge the damn thing still wouldn't have landed before the film is done.

I rate this film: NO

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