Who's in it?
Rose Byrne, Anna Faris, Simon Baker

What's the plot?
From Dan Mazer, the writer of 'Borat' and 'Bruno', comedy romance 'I Give It a Year' follows a newlywed couple through their first year of married life.

Successful Nat and struggling novelist Josh know that they can get on despite their differences. Determined to prove their doubting friends wrong, they set their sights on reaching that first anniversary. But when the realities of wedded bliss start to kick in, 365 days suddenly seems like a very long time

'I Give It a Year' stars Rose Byrne and Simon Baker.

BBFC Consumer Advice
Contains strong language, sex and sex references..
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This is one of the most inexcusably banal films I've seen for a while. How it's managed a 'fantastic' rating generally beats me. It could have been SO much better with the cast etc. But it is clear to me that this was purely a money making exercise. Some of the lines and situations are funny but could have been SO much funnier had someone cared a bit more. Director/producer SHAME ON YOU!

Enjoyment depends on your ability to relate your lifes' experience to the subject of this movie (finding a life partner/relationship that works for both of you, beyond superficial stuff that is). It either works for you or doesn't - a marmite movie. With a shallow plot, forgettable acting, it presents a series of one liners & situations to represent the pains of seeking contentment in being with another person. If you relate, you'll laugh. Otherwise you'll say "what a load of ribbish". Suits middle age singletons/unmarried (or worried about their marriage) I suggest. Try it if you're 30-50 years old, or unmarried or thinking about separation, or frustrated at being on your own, or all of these! You'll probably like it.

Possibly one of the lamest films I've ever seen. Both my friend and I who saw it together thought it was probably one of the worst films we've ever seen, and we both love a good "chick flick". Stupid plot line, rubbish ending. Rose Byrne is beautiful but possibly one of least likely, most annoying characters in memory in this film. A few funny one-liners but trust me, save your money and wait for it to appear on TV.