The Break-Up
After their latest "why can't you do this one little thing for me?" argument, Brooke ends the relationship with her boyfriend Gary. What follows is a riotously funny sequence of improvised remedies, strategic war tactics, overtures, and sly undermining tricks — all fueled by the couple's friends and confidants (and even the occasional total stranger). When neither ex is willing to move out of their shared apartment, they continue living as hostile roommates until one of them finally reaches the breaking point.
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Peyton Reed
Sheila Waldron
Todd Amateau
Nina Jack
Tony Nahar
Cara Giallanza
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Cuzzin Coo
**HA HA HA** I remember watching this when it first came out on DVD. At the time, I thought the movie was just okay. However, after gaining some life experience and spending time in long-term relationships, I appreciate it much more now. If we strip away the comedy, this film teaches us about self-awareness and the importance of communication, which definitely earns it some points. Both actors did a great job in their roles, and as a fan of both, I was impressed by their performances. If you feel like you've watched every movie under the sun and you haven't seen this one yet, definitely give it a go.
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The directors of The Break-Up are Peyton Reed, Sheila Waldron, Todd Amateau, Nina Jack, Tony Nahar, and Cara Giallanza.
The cast of The Break-Up includes Joey Lauren Adams as Addie, Vince Vaughn as Gary Grobowski, Jason Bateman as Riggleman, Jacqueline Williams as Shondra, Ivan Sergei as Carson Wigham, Mary-Pat Green as Mischa, Vincent D'Onofrio as Dennis Grobowski, Peter Billingsley as Andrew, Judy Davis as Marilyn Dean, Geoff Stults as Date (Mike), Justin Long as Christopher, Cole Hauser as Lupus Grobowski, and more.
The duration of The Break-Up is 1h 46 mins.
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The Break-Up was released on 01 Jun 2006.
The Break-Up is listed under Romance and Comedy on Fanbiz.
The Break-Up has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "**HA HA HA** I remember watching this when it first came out on DVD. At the time, I thought the movie was just okay. However, after gaining some life experience and spending..."
