I Do... Until I Don't

Name: I Do... Until I Don't
Genre: Comedy
Released: September 1, 2017
Duration: 103 min
Rating: 43
Cast: Amber Heard, Chace Crawford, Chauntae Pink, Dolly Wells, Ed Helms

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The Film Arcade | Release Date: September 1, 2017 | R

Starring: Amber Heard, Chace Crawford, Chauntae Pink, Dolly Wells, Ed Helms, Lake Bell, Mary Steenburgen, Paul Reiser, Rae Gray, Wyatt Cenac

Summary: An ensemble comedy following three couples stuck in the web of a jaded filmmaker looking to prove that marriage should be a seven-year contract with an option to renew.

Director: Lake Bell

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 103 min

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G. Allen Johnson

Aug 30, 2017

A play-it-safe film, with its chaos a little too controlled. But Bell’s examination of the institution of marriage has it insights, and there are laughs. Read full review

Peter Keough

Aug 30, 2017

After Lake Bell’s smart, unconventional debut, “In a World. . .” (2013), her new film, I Do . . . Until I Don’t (she apparently likes ellipses in her titles), is disappointingly ordinary. Read full review

Tom Keogh

Aug 31, 2017

Bell can sculpt a funny moment to polished realization, but deprive it of oxygen at the same time. It’s not until late in the film’s third act that a different feeling emerges, a looser hand that provides room for characters to be more warm and human than pieces in a constricted design. Read full review

Christopher Gray

Aug 27, 2017

It’s hard to tell who’s being lampooned and who’s being treated with sincerity at any given point. Read full review

The Playlist Eli Fine

Aug 29, 2017

Disengaged and detached, the film’s greatest crime may be its inability to make any kind of impression. Read full review

Todd Gilchrist

Aug 30, 2017

Where “In A World…” felt intimate and focused, delightfully dysfunctional but relentlessly hopeful, “I Do” is noisy and meandering. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Nick Allen

Sep 1, 2017

It’s baffling, more than anything, as to how all of this talent could create something so uncharacteristic to their collective abilities to make us laugh, or feel something. Read full review

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Brent_Marchant

Sep 4, 2017

An outrageously hilarious look at the sanctity of marriage, one that routinely skewers both the proponents and detractors of one of life's most revered and time-honored sacred cows. Despite a slight tendency to meander in the second hour, this consistently funny farce never disappoints,An outrageously hilarious look at the sanctity of marriage, one that routinely skewers both the proponents and detractors of one of life's most revered and time-honored sacred cows. Despite a slight tendency to meander in the second hour, this consistently funny farce never disappoints, dependably serving up big, insightful laughs that handily push past barriers more timid comedies would never consider broaching, thanks in large part to Lake Bell's inspired, off-the-wall writing. Pay no heed to the naysayers who've slammed this one; seems like they wouldn't recognize good humor even if they tripped over it.… Expand

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preciouskiki

Sep 3, 2017

So good to see Paul Reiser on screen again! I hope to see him in many more films in the future, as he brings a seemingly effortless and easygoing humor to the part. Mary Steenburgen is lovely and a pleasure to watch, as always, as his wife. Lake Bell did a great job asSo good to see Paul Reiser on screen again! I hope to see him in many more films in the future, as he brings a seemingly effortless and easygoing humor to the part. Mary Steenburgen is lovely and a pleasure to watch, as always, as his wife. Lake Bell did a great job as writer/producer/director and co-star. Amber Heard is stunning. I didn't even realize it was her until I checked the credits at the end. And Ed Helms is always one of my favorites. Great cast, entertaining film.… Expand

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