Going the distance (2/9/10)

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long should be nominated for best reel couple inspired by themselves in real life. But are there better reel-real couples around?
This is film basically speaks about a typical problem an American or maybe many others around might face; which whether to get together with someone from a different country, state or timezone. So Drew, plays as a girl living in the west coast of USA, which is California and Justin lives in the east, which is new york. Its takes 5 hours to fly from east to west of US an time the difference is about 3 hours. If you have been in a long distance relationship before, this is a really good movie that expresses it and helps you identify with the situation u have been in or is going through right now.
Drew met Justin in a bar while she was doing an intern at NY. They hang out together and build their relationship throughout Drew's stay in NY for 6 weeks but it all had to come to an end when she has to fly back to Cali. So how did they manage the relationship? They tried phone sex. They got frustrated on who wants to be on top and whether is it in the plane or in the car. Just when you thought the show would end with them breaking up, Justin moves to LA which is just north of Cali and thats when they both start seeing each other again. That took 6 months.



Why should you watch it:
1) A must watch for those who have/are experienced/experiencing long distance relationship
2) Just look at the wonderful chemistry Justin and Drew have in their acting. Its natural. I don't think any acting was involved. 4/5 for that.
3) Couples that wana relax and feel love again.

Why is it M18.
1) You will hear vulgarities, as usual. Its American movie.
2) You'll see Justin using his hands to cover his crouch with the rest of his body unclothed. He was trying to do an indoor sunscreen for the first time.
3) You'll see Justin's bare back body in a making out position with Drew.
4) Phone sex issue.

What so funny about the show:
1) Jason Sudeikis, playing the supporting actor roles, were trying to prove themselves that by having the mustache they could attract older ladies, 40-60 in the club for older singles.
2) Charlie Day disturbing Drew and Justin promptly with music and eve dropping on them while they are trying to get intimate. Like the kind you seen in the trailer.
3) Justin whom have yet to be introduced to Drew's family, was caught making out with Drew the moment they stepped into Drew's home.
4) The only funny one which was not captured in the trailer: Justin being on the first time to an indoor sunscreen and he doesn't know whether to put on the gorgles or remove his underwear so when the spray started, it was like spraying at his mouth and he was kinda like tasting the chemicals and placing one hand on his crouch and the other on this butt. He had to explained to Drew's sister that that was his hand print on his bare butt and not someone else. Because Drew's sister caught them making out and she saw the print.
- Honestly, I felt it could get alittle more creative with the comical parts.

Recommended for couples. 3.8/5. I could rate it 4. But some draggy parts made me drop alittle lower. And, the scenes you thought was funny in the trailer is what you're gona see in the movie. To me, that's alittle negative. so maybe 3.7 now? Observe Drew's acting skills. She's good.