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Take This Waltz

June 25th, 2012


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Take This Waltz

Still of Seth Rogen and Michelle Williams in Take This WaltzStill of Luke Kirby and Michelle Williams in Take This WaltzAleksa Palladino at event of Take This WaltzStill of Seth Rogen in Take This WaltzStill of Sarah Polley in Take This WaltzStill of Luke Kirby and Michelle Williams in Take This Waltz

Plot
A happily married woman falls for the artist who lives across the street.

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 6.7/10 (1,226 voted)

Director: Sarah Polley

Stars: Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman

Storyline
A happily married woman falls for the artist who lives across the street.

Cast:
Michelle Williams - Margot
Seth Rogen - Lou
Luke Kirby - Daniel
Sarah Silverman - Geraldine
Jennifer Podemski - Karen
Diane D'Aquila - Harriet
Vanessa Coelho - Tony
Graham Abbey - James
Damien Atkins - Aquafit Instructor
Aaron Abrams - Aaron
Dyan Bell - Dyan
Albert Howell - Albert
Danielle Miller - Danielle
Matt Baram - Matt
Avi Phillips - Avi



Details

Official Website: Official Facebook | Official site |

Release Date: 10 February 2012

Filming Locations: Louisbourg, Nova Scotia, Canada

Technical Specs

Runtime:  | Canada: (censored version)



Did You Know?

Trivia:
In 2009, the script was listed in The Black List. The Black List is an annual publication that names the best unproduced screenplays of the year it is published.



User Review

Could have been great....if Miranda July made it. Very pretentious.

Rating: 4/10

I ♥ Rogen, ♥ Williams, but not feeling this pretentious movie. Unfortunately Williams and Rogen can't even save this film. They make an adorable on screen couple though. You can feel the voice of Polley in the story, who I like as an actor but clearly not as a producer. The pacing is off entirely. There is a lot of pompous dialogue for the sake of, what I guess, adding poetry and depth, although there it none to begin with.On the other hand it's full of clichés.

You feel that this film is aiming for the film festival audience by pulling off a few run of the mill art-house tricks, making the movie feel disingenuous and artificial. Halfway you don't know if you have to be offended or just disappointed for being underestimated like this.

If I could rate this on two different scales, I'd rate the cast 8 and the script and production 3.





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