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Roger Greenberg (Ben Stiller), a failed musician now making a living as a carpenter in New York, returns to Los Angeles to house-sit for his brother (Chris Messina). There Roger soon sparks with his brother's assistant.
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Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema
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March 09, 2011

Baumbach's writing and direction of these characters display more of a novelistic touch...but the approach produces a deeply felt view of flawed individuals.
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Big Hollywood
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November 21, 2012

Stiller succeeds in a dramatic role but the script underwhelms with a meandering story and an unlikable lead character.
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Hollywood Reporter

April 16, 2010

Noah Baumbach again investigates psychologically screwed-up people, although this time with much less comedic impact.
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Las Vegas CityLife
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January 31, 2011

Greenberg is not an enjoyable movie, but it's a unique experience that will mostly appeal to cinephiles with insatiable appetites for character-driven small films.
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Arizona Republic
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March 31, 2010

Stiller is expert at playing self-indulgent types unaware of their boorishness, and Greenberg is no exception.
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Film Comment Magazine
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June 20, 2013

His sharpest observations are reserved for preternaturally intelligent, hyper-self-conscious outsiders whose existential crises are the failure of the world-and, to some extent, themselves-to live up to their own high expectations.
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Variety

July 06, 2010

As a study of stasis and of people conscious of not living the lives they had imagined for themselves, the picture offers a bracing undertow of seriousness beneath the deceptively casual, dramatically offhand surface.
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ScreenRant
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October 05, 2012

Not the feel-good film of the year, but Greenberg is a powerful account of how a few lost souls can find meaning and direction in life.
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Globe and Mail
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March 26, 2010

What saves it, however, is Gerwig. The love story ain't credible, but her performance is, perfectly capturing a young woman who doesn't lack confidence so much as a sense of self.
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Movies.com
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April 04, 2011

Obviously there's running commentary from director Noah Baumbach -- his characters are never free of context -- but they don't have epiphanies, they don't learn and they don't apologize. It's kind of refreshing.
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Time Out
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June 08, 2010

A film of powerful, memorable moments -- some striking dialogue, some great performances, a handful of beautifully played, bracingly discomfiting love scenes -- in search of a structure and, perhaps, a soul.
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Detroit News
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March 26, 2010

In many ways this is Baumbach's best film, filled with his bitter but often funny misanthropic perspective, but buoyed by the undeniable likability of Stiller and Gerwig.
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