Conversations with Other Women

There are qualities in almost every capacity of filmmaking interspersed throughout that makes me hate that this exists. In general, it's alright. At least once you get past basically the horrendous writing of the entire first act.

Interesting movie concept, fantastic leads, just not entertaining enough to be rated higher.

All dialogue and nothing interesting

I feel a bit wrong in rating this because apparently I watched the crappy non-split-screen version that was made for TV, and which pretty much plays as an unimaginative TV movie with a decent script and likable acting that doesn't compare well to its obvious inspiration (though what movie does?) What I saw was pretty average, but my score will probably change when I eventually see it as it was originally edited.

Not the same old romantic film all over again, no. Something really strange happened here. However this film is actually rather pessimistic, we get an involvement which is far more pure and realistic than all the others tried to be. This is realistic and humanly possible and maybe that's the strength of this film. However we all know this shouldn't happen, it sometimes does and through all the madness, there can be some truth and romance in a despicable deed.

Didn't think I would care for the use of the split screen, however it was utilized effectively.....

wtf split screen adds nothing

grips you without touching. so true and sincere.

Cool movie although not gripping.

8?Life sucks??

The split-screen is annoying, but the excellent script saves the film from being a complete write-off. The dialogue and the back-and-forth verbal sparring between Eckhart and Bonham Carter is funny and warm and genuine enough to make you really care about the decisions they make. I felt sorry for Jeff the Cardiologist, though.

Wonderful and original, the way this movie is presented is something I have never seen before. I loved the last scene, amazing.

Stupid gimmicks!!! This movie pretty much sucks. It feels like a one act play with no substance at all stretched into a feature length film. I also got tired of hearing Eckhart call Helena Bonham Carter beautiful. She looks like an anorexic chain smoker.

Great dialogue driven movie, there's only the two of them in the picture and yet you don't get bored

"It's hard to think of a recent movie that nails the circular games of adults trying to get laid and then talking their way out of it." - Jason Clark

There only very few romantic movies that I would like to see again. This is much more complicated and different from what I expected...

Get rid of the gimmick and the film would be quite excellent. But then again that would make it somewhat of an arthouse film and we certainly can't have that.

The gimmick wasn't needed in, what would otherwise be, a great film. Gone is the preconceived Hollywood romance, and in is the something that feels like real life. I'm sure it was fun to edit.