Hauptsache verliebt

Originaltitel: I Could Never Be Your Woman

2007
6
1 Std. 37 Min.

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Michelle Pfeiffer and Paul Rudd in Hauptsache verliebt (2007)

Romantic Comedy Satire Slapstick Comedy Drama Romance

Eine Mutter verliebt sich in einen jüngeren Mann, während sich ihre Tochter zum ersten Mal verliebt. Mutter Natur spielt mit ihrem Schicksal.Eine Mutter verliebt sich in einen jüngeren Mann, während sich ihre Tochter zum ersten Mal verliebt. Mutter Natur spielt mit ihrem Schicksal.Eine Mutter verliebt sich in einen jüngeren Mann, während sich ihre Tochter zum ersten Mal verliebt. Mutter Natur spielt mit ihrem Schicksal.

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6,0/10

19.805

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Patzer
While calculating the age differences in an inner monologue, Rosie mentions that her first writing job was for the sitcom Alle unter einem Dach (1989) in 1986 when this show hadn't been developed yet.

Zitate
Izzie: Mom, when can I have sex?
Rosie: When you have your masters degree.

Crazy Credits
A short series of outtakes appears before the closing credits.

Verbindungen
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Jumper/Step Up 2 the Streets/The Spiderwick Chronicles/Definitely, Maybe/Bordertown/I Could Never Be Your Woman (2008)

Soundtracks
Heaven
Written by Richard Butler and Tim Butler
Performed by Lorraine

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Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

likable couple but too much contrivance

Rosie (Michelle Pfeiffer) is divorced mother of Izzie (Saoirse Ronan) and a producer of a silly high school TV show. She falls for new actor Adam (Paul Rudd), but the age difference is driving her crazy. I like Michelle Pfeiffer and Paul Rudd as a lovely couple. That is certainly a huge chunk of the movie, and is a lot of fun. But there are two things that are constantly annoying me in this movie.

First, writer/director Amy Heckerling wants this to be The Graduate with a different ending. Only Michelle Pfeiffer looks way too hot for the Anne Bancroft role. And Paul Rudd look older than 29. It makes the age difference look insignificant, and takes away much of the drama. Second, I couldn't stand Mother Nature (Tracey Ullman). She causes every scene to get off the narrative. It's very distracting. She's part of a whole series of overwritten jokey setups.

In the end, I like the leads. Saoirse is cute as the kid. That's enough to recommend this movie marginally.