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Men, Women & Children

Men, Women & Children

October 17, 2014· 1h 56m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.3

Follows the story of a group of high school teenagers and their parents as they attempt to navigate the many ways the internet has changed their relationships, their communication, their self-image, and their love lives.

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15 reviews·Last updated 28d ago
Peak Moment

Emma Thompson narrates about Earth as a pale blue dot

7.2at 4m
Lowest Moment

Tim Mooney overdoses on antidepressants after Patricia ends his relationship

4.3at 1h 24m
Biggest Swing

The film plummets from the touching romance between Brandy and Tim to the devastating overdose sequence when parental interference destroys their relationship.

Critics found Men, Women & Children to be a technically proficient but emotionally punishing examination of technology's impact on human relationships. The film starts strongly with effective performances and interesting premise, but becomes increasingly depressing through its middle act before offering some redemptive moments. While praised for its ensemble cast and Reitman's direction, many reviewers felt it was too heavy-handed and preachy in its anti-technology messaging.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Guardian, Imdb
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Emma Thompson narrates about Earth as a pale blue dot⬆ Peak moment
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Don and Helen Truby's marriage problems are established
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Donna manages Hannah's provocative modeling website for fame
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Tim Mooney quits football and becomes addicted to gaming
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Allison Doss struggles with anorexia supported by online groups
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Tim Mooney overdoses on antidepressants after Patricia ends his relationship⬇ Lowest moment
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Patricia realizes her mistakes and deactivates her surveillance devices
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Emma Thompson delivers final narration about human kindness and connection
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