Not Another Happy Ending

2013 "Sometimes love needs a re-write."
6.1| 1h42m| en
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When a struggling publisher discovers his only successful author is blocked, he knows he has to unblock her or he's finished. With her newfound success, she's become too happy and she can't write when she's happy. The only trouble is, the worse he makes her feel, the more he realizes he's in love with her.

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SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped
Sexylocher Masterful Movie
Siflutter It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.
Benas Mcloughlin Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.
sscarito Where's the 0.2125 out of 10? I know, that's very specific. I think it's very accurate though. Also, I have no fingers. How am I typing this? Anyways, so I expected this movie to be good. It had one of my favorite actresses! The plot looked good too. it sounded good. APPARENTLY WE CAN'T JUDGE A MOVIE BY ITS PLOT . so yes
chico_mendoza I really can't understand cynics. Whilst this one will never be as revered as the Bill Forsyth classic "Gregory's Girl", it more than deserve's it's own place in Scottish cinema's finer moments. Beautiful cinematography shot in and around Glasgow in a way that's almost unrecognisable, with lead characters who command every scene they're in (The delicious Karen Gillan a real star in waiting) I can't understand why anyone could find anything negative to report on this movie, unless of course they turned up with something sharp stuck firmly between their rear cheeks. Of course when you're working with a small budget, you're restricted to a degree in a way that the Hollywood romcoms of the like they churn out regular, featuring this weeks Aniston or Rudd don't have to put up with. So to produce superior, fresh, well written entertainment (albeit, not too taxing on the brain) with the tools available, I can only commend. Anyone who sees it and says different, really should question why they went in the first place.
Katie Law The movie was brilliant, the portrayal of Jane Lockheart(Main Character) was excellent and to the point, she was just how I imagined Jane to act, clumsy and beautiful!The movie played on my heart strings, I was laughing, crying and overall just having an amazing time watching it. The soundtrack to the movie is also fantastic.The movie also portrays Glasgow in the light, you want it to be shown, there was no "Neds" in sight. It is a fantastic Rom-com and I also love the cast, the cast couldn't have been better, they all seemed to know the characters inside out and it really showed through out the movie.Overall I had a great movie experience
Mhairi McCaskell I've seen this film twice now, first in Edinburgh at the film festival, then in Inverness. I enjoyed it both times.You have to bear in mind the target audience for this. It's for people who want to watch something light-hearted and fun, and in this it certainly delivers.It's quirky and fun and the cast give excellent performances. Karen is, as ever, beautiful and very camera friendly. She portrays the character well and her dialogue with the delightful Darsie is nicely done. Her dad is very believable and gritty. Willie is quietly loathsome and you really want him to be kicked to the kerb! Darsie and Roddy are excellent characters and acted very well indeed. The chemistry between Jane and Tom was a bit lacklustre, but it was still 'nice'.There's enough footage of Glasgow to show it in a nice light without it looking like an ad for visitscotland. It's encouraging to see Glasgow in a movie where it's not all about violence, poverty or drugs. (or zombies, if you count World War Z!)All in all, it's a nice movie. If you like this genre you should go see it. If you like Karen Gillan, you should DEFINITELY go see it!