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Modern Romance (1981)

A film editor breaks up with his girlfriend, unsure if he is in love.

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J K 08 Jul 2007

Albert Brooks' directorial debut was one of Kubrick's favourite films. While merde like Sleepless in Seattle offers only lifestyle porn and smug self delusion, this is romantic comedy for those who have actually been in the trenches.

Stefano C 01 Jul 2018

This film is a product of its time, and seems rather dated today. In 1981, spurred by the popularity of Woody Allen, the viewing public was probably more willing to accept a male character that was unabashedly co-dependent and neurotic, without having much to redeem his character. They also may have been more willing to accept a woman character that (inexplicably) didn't have the sense to leave him and move on. Though Albert Brooks' rhythm is sharp and witty, to a current-day audience, these characters, and their situation, no longer seem as relevant. On the other hand, the film has some brilliant wry humor: the sports-shop scene is great (it is the cleverest scene in the whole film), and the sub-plot about the main character's film-editing job on a pinhead sci-fi flick, with James L. Brooks as its simpleton director, is very, very entertaining. In fact, one wonders if a whole film could have been made out of that situation alone.

Brad G 23 Nov 2011

A very squirmy Albert Brooks comedy (is there any other kind?) depicting the tumultuous relationship between a Hollywood editor and his way-too-hot for him girlfriend. The script is excellent and incredibly engaging in the sense that every five seconds I'm shouting at the screen for this couple to "Break The Hell Up!" but at the end of the day even smart romantic (?) comedies hold very little appeal. My favorite segments of the film revolve around Brooks' day job, cutting scenes of a Cormanesque space picture starring George Kennedy and directed by Simpsons' guru James L Brooks. VF.

Ian R 26 Feb 2008

It's like Albert Brooks monitored my actions and thoughts, went back in time and made them into a movie. The early scene with him tripping in his living room is so accurate it's scary.

Loner Moves . 18 Sep 2009

Slays me. Can't express my love for it in words.