Away We Go

2009
R
1h 38min

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7,0/10

55 k

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Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski in Away We Go (2009)

A couple who is expecting their first child travel around the U.S. in order to find a perfect place to start their family

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Dark Comedy Comedy Drama Romance

Un couple parcourt les États-Unis pour trouver le lieu parfait pour fonder une famille. Leurs mésaventures et les liens qu'ils renouent avec divers anciens amis et parents pourraient les aid... Tout lireUn couple parcourt les États-Unis pour trouver le lieu parfait pour fonder une famille. Leurs mésaventures et les liens qu'ils renouent avec divers anciens amis et parents pourraient les aider à enfin découvrir le lieu « rêvé ».Un couple parcourt les États-Unis pour trouver le lieu parfait pour fonder une famille. Leurs mésaventures et les liens qu'ils renouent avec divers anciens amis et parents pourraient les aider à enfin découvrir le lieu « rêvé ».

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NOTE IMDb

7,0/10

55 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 3 victoires et 10 nominations au total

Anecdotes
For the brief oral sex scene, Maya Rudolph wore four pairs of biking shorts under the gown.

Gaffes
After Verona is refused admission on her flight from Phoenix to Madison, she and Burt take the train from a station clearly marked 'Phoenix'. Phoenix is the largest US city without intercity rail service.

Citations
Beckett: Babies like to breathe, and they're good at hiding it. I put a pillow over a baby. I thought she wasn't breathing, but she was. She was sneaky, but I'll try again.

Connexions
Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Duplicity/Knowing/I Love You, Man (2009)

Bandes originales
The Good Times
Composed by Guy Fletcher
Courtesy of APM Music

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7/10

Meet the Family...

i just got back from a pre-screening of this in Dallas, and i must say i really enjoyed it. it seems like the whole audience enjoyed it as well, the theatre was often filled with laughter throughout this wonderful film.

i'm a fan of Sam Mendes' work, and his work excelled here in the realm of comedy. John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph shared great chemistry as a couple expecting their first child and trying to decide where to settle down and raise their family. it's a bit of a coming-of- age story about people who should have already come-of-age, as we travel across the country along with them meeting quirky parents, friends, and old schoolmates.

it's not all laughs, though. there are plenty of serious and introspective moments and my hat is off to Ms. Rudolph, generally known for her skills in comedy, for adding fine dramatic moments to her character. in the end, this movie doesn't offer any solutions to life's quirks, but it looks at them and even celebrates them.

it's not Mendes' best film, but it's a very enjoyable film with a great cast and lots of laughs, and should appeal to a pretty wide audience. it's a breath of fresh air from all of the Hollywood flash and crap that will be slopped across theater screens this summer. go see it!