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John and Mary (1969)

John and Mary meet in a singles bar, sleep together, and spend the next day getting to know each other.

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Lindsay B 27 Feb 2008

Mia Farrow, is the cutest, reddest and pixiest love ever. Dustin Hoffman, well not as good as The Graduate, but nice. I enjoyed how they let you in on their thoughts.

Matthew S 23 Apr 2011

On the heels of Mia Farrow's "Rosemary's Baby" & Dustin Hoffman's "Midnight Cowboy" (with Jon Voight) this story about two people who end up realizing they don't really know much about each other, is an awesome perspective. The point of view is so close to home it's actually scary. It's safe for the guys like me who like guy movies because there are no real 'chick flick' themes, plus i'm a big fan of both actors so that makes the 'medicine' go down even better. This is an interesting and entertaining film for those who have experienced similar situations as well as those who haven't. (4 out of 5 stars 9/2/2010 6:32 pm Eastern)

Amber D 18 Aug 2010

This was an interestingly put together film. I liked the twisted way that John and Mary's characters analyzed every move that the other made in their minds. One of my favorite scenes was the one where Mary came back to John's apartment after leaving something accidentally on purpose and John was thinking to himself that she came back so that he would invite her back in. I found it funny that John couldn't comprehend the idea that Mary, like himself, was completely satisfied w/casual and somewhat meaningless encounters w/strangers because she was a female. When he asked her why she did what she did she told him that she did it for the same reasons as him and he replied"It's different". I was pleased that these two wandering and wounded souls found solace in each others company in the end.

Conner R 24 Aug 2010

I will say that Mia Farrow in this is amazing, easily one of her best performances and one of the most adorable characters. It's as if she channels the spirit of Audrey Hepburn with her. I really like the overall concept as well, it's a very interesting way about telling a love story. What really kept me from loving the movie was Dustin Hoffman's John. Not so much the acting but the character himself, he's just such a scumbag and poor excuse for a "good guy". Maybe that's what was trying to be accomplished, but it just seemed like he was the voice of the story. I'd still say this a great movie, it just doesn't have you rooting for the two to end up together.

Penelope Houston 05 Jul 2018

Although John Mortimer's script takes a slightly lazy path, mixing up trendy fantasy and trendy fact as though it's no longer worth the trouble of distinguishing them, his dialogue seems to come easily.