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The Ex

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Average rating
(57%)
 
Starring: Zach Braff | Amanda Peet | Jason Bateman | Donal Logue | Mia Farrow | Paul Rudd | Charles Grodin | Amy Poehler | Amy Adams | Josh Charles | Fred Armisen
Director: Jesse Peretz
Studio: ICON HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time: 88 mins
Genres: Comedy
Languages: English
Hearing-impaired: English
Released: September 10, 2007
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A slacker (Braff) is forced to work for his father-in-law after his pregnant wife (Peet) steps away from her high-paying job.

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8 out of 8 people found the following review helpful:


Braff "Used" To Be Funny - This Isn't! Avoid!!!

Baz from , 1st December, 2007

Zach Braff used to be funny, but this is easily one of the worst pieces of crap I've had the misfortune to sit through. It has its moments - it does - but they're very few - and so forced as to even make you feel uncomfortable! This is an awful, tepid and unfunny movie with characters that irritate rather than endear. Why is it so difficult for Hollywood to produce a decent Rom-Com nowadays? And how did this clap-trap ever get made?? I mean - can't they see!!! Avoid like the plague.

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8 out of 12 people found the following review helpful:


what a so funny

coolgaluk from , 8th December, 2007

really so funny i keep laugth at all what i watch poor ex lol

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6 out of 6 people found the following review helpful:


Something missing

Stiofan from , 21st September, 2007

This is a fairly short film with fairly long credits (including outtakes so worth keeping watching). It did make me laugh but it was all rather subdued and didn't really get going. Great cast mainly from American sitcoms who put in good performances. Jason Bateman from 'Arrested Development' puts in a good performance as does Zach Braff, slightly subdued from his 'Scrubs' character. Charles Grodin is good too and Mia Farrow bizarre as the parents of Amanda Peet (from 'Studio 60..'). Throw in cameos from Romany Malco ('Weeds') and Paul Rudd and that's a great cast. The kid is very good too. The script and story are ok too but it just didn't take off for me (but I did laugh at times).

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5 out of 5 people found the following review helpful:


If only ...

Lunar from from Derby, 18th September, 2007

Sensational cast, it wasn’t awful by any means and was to a point well written with some great performances. Trouble was it wasn’t very funny – and the only point where I actually did laugh out loud was within the outtakes that played during the final credits. Should have done better.

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Most recent reviews


Like a feature length, second-rate Scrubs

maxwurr from , 17th August, 2008

An Implausibly contrived storyline and few real laughs. Braff is likeable as ever and Jason Bateman is especially good as the eponymous ex-boyfriend, but neither is able to salvage this mediocre film, which left me feeling like I'd just watched a feature-length, second-rate episode of Scrubs. That said, the few good gags are good ones, although I think most of them were in the trailer, so you could save yourself some time.

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The Ex

mark29 from from Dunbar, 10th August, 2008

Predictable comedy but I found it very enjoyable, funny in places and would probably watch again.

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fairly good

neelxxshb from , 7th August, 2008

its light hearted comedy movie.. nothing special but still has some good laughs!!!

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The Ex

A Customer from Broxburn, 28th July, 2008

Surprisingly very good. Well worth watching

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