Williams and Rogen were great together.

"Take This Waltz is full of chance encounters, some less likely than a lobby with nine hundred windows or a bed where the moon has been sweating." - Ed Gonzalez

Loathed it. It's the mirror opposite of Polley's great feature debut as a director, 'Away From Her', a mature and involving film. This time around we're in 'Away We Go' territory. Quirky, admittedly, is often disgusting to me - and, sure enough, I found this "oh so whimsical" (largely improvised even?) piece of shit awfully annoying.

This film isn't particularly pleasant, but it has its moments, and I think it strikes at the interesting tension between exploration and loyalty that is present in all relationships. That said the tone here was a bit too distanced, too divorced from reality. I did appreciate the performances, Rogen in particular showed a lot of range, and Williams almost managed to sell her too quirky character.