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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 88 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Stu Zicherman
Casts: Adam Scott, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jessica Alba, Jane Lynch, Clark Duke, Richard Jenkins, Amy Poehler, Valerie Tian, Vickie Eng, Catherine O'Hara, Adam Pally, Ken Howard, Trevor Scott Standish
IMDB: A.C.O.D. (2013)
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Entertainment Weekly -
Adam Scott has a controlled, almost overly impeccable charisma. Handsome, with small precise facial features, he has a witty, hiply downcast delivery that, on screen, can make him seem like a unit unto himself.
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Film.com -
A.C.O.D. proves to be both a solid debut for Zicherman and a worthy vehicle for Scott and company, one that provides plenty of awkward laughs and generally gives the American farce a good name again.
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The Playlist -
Comedy can succeed based on either its relatability or sheer absurdity, and A.C.O.D. favors the former approach, while not entirely forgoing the latter.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Funny but less successful as comedy than as a cry of you-screwed-us-up solidarity.
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McClatchy-Tribune News Service -
A movie comedy that is funnier in performance than it ever was as a script.
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A.C.O.D. (2013)
A grown man is still caught in the crossfire of his parents' 15 year divorce. He discovers he was unknowingly part of a study on divorced children and is enlisted in a follow-up years later, which wreaks new havoc on his family.
A.C.O.D. (2013)
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Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 88 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Stu Zicherman
Casts: Adam Scott, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jessica Alba, Jane Lynch, Clark Duke, Richard Jenkins, Amy Poehler, Valerie Tian, Vickie Eng, Catherine O'Hara, Adam Pally, Ken Howard, Trevor Scott Standish
IMDB: A.C.O.D. (2013)
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A grown man is still caught in the crossfire of his parents' 15 year divorce. He discovers he was unknowingly part of a study on divorced children and is enlisted in a follow-up years later, which wreaks new havoc on his family.
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Reviews
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Entertainment Weekly -
Adam Scott has a controlled, almost overly impeccable charisma. Handsome, with small precise facial features, he has a witty, hiply downcast delivery that, on screen, can make him seem like a unit unto himself.
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Film.com -
A.C.O.D. proves to be both a solid debut for Zicherman and a worthy vehicle for Scott and company, one that provides plenty of awkward laughs and generally gives the American farce a good name again.
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The Playlist -
Comedy can succeed based on either its relatability or sheer absurdity, and A.C.O.D. favors the former approach, while not entirely forgoing the latter.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Funny but less successful as comedy than as a cry of you-screwed-us-up solidarity.
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McClatchy-Tribune News Service -
A movie comedy that is funnier in performance than it ever was as a script.
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A grown man is still caught in the crossfire of his parents' 15 year divorce. He discovers he was unknowingly part of a study on divorced children and is enlisted in a follow-up years later, which wreaks new havoc on his family.
A grown man is still caught in the crossfire of his parents' 15 year divorce. He discovers he was unknowingly part of a study on divorced children and is enlisted in a follow-up years later, which wreaks new havoc on his family.