Elizabethtown (2005)

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

This movie frustrated me soo much because the dialogue between the characters was complete and other nonsense!! It really was so self indulgent, pointless and annoying (unless you talk out of your ass all day.) It tries to be profound but fails miserably, its like a drunk person that wont stop talking crap,,,embarrassing. Audiences really deserve better. I was never really a fan of orlando Bloom, he hasn't shown much talent in a movie ever but I don't dislike him. I love kristen Dunst. Talent totally wasted.. I loved almost famous but I really will be very pessimistic about anything Cameron Crowe does if he can release garbage like this. And if you like this I really think you need to get a life, I normally don't write reviews but like someone who reviewed this already said it is a complete SHAME that this movie was made,

I was moved and touched, delighted and entranced by this movie. I've seen it over and over again. It is rich and full, textured and layered. I never fail to get caught up in it, even when I can't spare the time. No need for plot summary. It's just the warm and happy and wonderful feeling you get watching characters develop and the film unfold as a series of vignettes that weave together to take hold of your emotions and make you think about events in your own life.Susan Sarandon gives a wonderful speech in the movie. You'll know it when it comes. Beautiful. The best part is the end. It's as positive and upbeat and heartwarming as can be. Much like Kirsten Dunst's character in the movie. Whom I love. Love, love, love. Mixed bag of reviews to be sure. But I say this is a masterpiece. Possibly the most under-appreciated movie of all time.

This is one of my all-time favorite films. I can watch it over and over again every year.it is insightful to the plight of chasing your callit is encouraging in the pursuit of truly being yourselfit is a great road trip film with inspiring stops and killer music - top notchit reminds you to love your parents while they are around(even if you don't have the best relationship with them)it is one of the best romantic comedy movies that isn't sappy.Orlando Bloom is funny, impacting and emotional without being sappy.Kirsten Dunst is authentic, charming, vulnerable and loving.The entire movie has a nice mixture of stupid funny and heartfelt inspiration.Again, I love this movie. Watch i when you're not going to be interrupted. Put up with some of the silliness and get ready to be moved. You'll love it too!

I am not surprised why so many people gave negative comments on this movie. It is so much more deeper than it looks and most people didn't even get that. It's a story about a man who never taste happiness and spent his years working neglecting himself. And this movie is his journey towards figuring himself out, finding that happiness is within. it is a very bitter sweet movie.. Just read the quotes you can see the bitter sweetness of it. I love the acting the music it was all very matched. It is also about being lonely and listening your own voice which most of us forget due to what we think we should do instead "working". Cameron Crowe is a genius and too much for most people.