Occasionally in the 15 years since summer camp, Adam and Emma cross paths. When he discovers that an ex-girlfriend is living with his dad, he gets drunk, calls every woman in his cell phone contact list, and ends up passed out naked in her living room. By this time, she's a medical resident in L.A. and he's a gopher on a "Glee"-like TV series, hoping to be a writer. She guards her emotions (calling her father's funeral "a thing"), so after a quick shag in the moments she has before leaving for the hospital, she asks if he wants a no-strings-attached, sex-only relationship, without romance or complications. A prescription for fun or for disaster?Written by
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During Adam's birthday scene as he was blowing out candles, there is a Creation of Adam painting on the cake. That was Kevin Kline's idea to add it onto the cake. See more »
Goofs
When Emma is carrying the two cups of coffee to the car after running into Adam, she carries them like they are empty, not accounting for the coffee inside. If there was coffee in either one, it would have spilled everywhere. See more »
Quotes
Emma:
[Wearing 3-D glasses]
Wow... It's like it's coming right at me.
Adam:
I'm cumming... Uh! Fuck!
[Adam comes on Emma's face]
Emma:
Did you just cum at me?
Adam:
I thought you just said it.
Emma:
Hmm... These glasses must be really good then.
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Love Lost
Written by Jonathan Aherne, Tobias Dundas, Abby Mandagi & Lorenzo Sillitto
Performed by The Temper Trap
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing See more »
This movie has a typical romantic comedy plot but honestly, the only variables in all romantic comedies are characters and script dialogue.
Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher do a great job of exhibiting chemistry and getting the audience to hope the two of them into a happily ever after denouement.
They're both beautiful and appealing to a lot of people. Their performances are a great combination of crack up laughter and heart felt longing.
The dialogue is witty and somewhat vulgar in certain instances that makes for a fun time whether you're out with your friends or on a date.
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This movie has a typical romantic comedy plot but honestly, the only variables in all romantic comedies are characters and script dialogue.
Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher do a great job of exhibiting chemistry and getting the audience to hope the two of them into a happily ever after denouement.
They're both beautiful and appealing to a lot of people. Their performances are a great combination of crack up laughter and heart felt longing.
The dialogue is witty and somewhat vulgar in certain instances that makes for a fun time whether you're out with your friends or on a date.