Friends with Benefits

7/21/20111h 49m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Some friends come with a happy ending. ~

Overview:

Dylan is done with relationships. Jamie decides to stop buying into the Hollywood clichés of true love. When the two become friends they decide to try something new and take advantage of their mutual attraction - but without any emotional attachment.

Director:

Will Gluck

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$35,000,000.00

Revenue:

$149,500,000.00

Key words:

new york city
friendship
job interview
dementia
alzheimer's disease
love
friends
break-up
lust
beach house
headhunter
job hunting
sex comedy
casual sex
aftercreditsstinger
duringcreditsstinger
new job
flash mob
sexual relationship
film within a film
sex
anti-romance
friends with benefits
job
art director

Cast

Justin Timberlake

~ as ~

Dylan Harper

Mila Kunis

~ as ~

Jamie Rellis

Jenna Elfman

~ as ~

Annie Harper

Patricia Clarkson

~ as ~

Lorna

Woody Harrelson

~ as ~

Tommy Bollinger

Richard Jenkins

~ as ~

Mr. Harper

Bryan Greenberg

~ as ~

Parker

Andy Samberg

~ as ~

Quincy

Nolan Gould

~ as ~

Sammy - Sam the Magnificent

Shaun White

~ as ~

Himself

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Reviews (2)

AG
Andres Gomez
Written 12 year(s) ago
4
Even Kunis and Timberlake bodies are not able to save this movie. Quite boring with extremely verbose but not funny dialogues and trying to be "cool" mixing Internet hot topics like flash mobs in a lame way.
r96sk
Written 5 year(s) ago
8
Entertaining, even if that's almost entirely thanks to Mila Kunis.

'Friends with Benefits' has surprisingly more to it than I would've predicted, it's not just about sex, sex and sex. That does take up large portions of the film admittedly, but there's more heart to it - especially with Justin Timberlake's character.

I like Timberlake (Dylan) as an actor, but this is one of his weaker showings in my opinion. He doesn't give a negative performance and doesn't lower the quality of the film, I just felt this wasn't one of his best.

Kunis (Jamie) is terrific, as usual it seems. Her performance is very enjoyable, she portrays the personality of her character nicely. She definitely keeps things moving, even if Timberlake's role gets more depth.

Woody Harrelson is amusing as Tommy, while Richard Jenkins gives the film a touching side with his role as Mr. Harper. Overall, I reckon this gets most of what it aims to right. I'd say you should give it a view.