Genre Movie :Comedy
Mpaa Rating : Unrated Release Date : Jan 11, 2012 Limited Actors :Edward Burns,Kerry Bishé,Marsha Dietlein Bennett,Caitlin Fitzgerald,John Solo,Dara Coleman,Max Baker
Buzzy (Edward Burns) and Katie (Caitlin FitzGerald) are a newly married couple living a seemingly conflict-free life. But when Buzzy's damaged and impulsive half-sister Linda (Kerry Bishé) arrives at their doorstep expecting to stay for an indefinite period in their Tribeca loft, her antics threaten to disrupt the couple's commitment to an "easy" marriage. Meanwhile, with Katie's sister Marsha projecting suspicions of her own husband's infidelity onto Buzzy, will the couple's formerly trusting and insulated life be able to withstand the dysfunctions of their respective siblings? -- (C) TribecaIf You Like this movie you can streaming Newlyweds movie without downloading HERE
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Review For Newlyweds
As [Burns'] characters grow older and more entrenched in borrowed luxury (Buzzy is a physical trainer who married into money), their charm wears increasingly thin.Ronnie Scheib-Variety
Burns's faux-documentary style allows space for some wickedly revealing confessions, while jump cuts accentuate his characters' rapid-fire showdowns.
Andrea Gronvall-Chicago Reader
It has both the charms and the shortcomings of the indie fringe.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times
Burns and Fitzgerald make a snappy onscreen couple.
Matt Singer-Time Out Chicago
Ed Burns' latest writing and directing venture holds the perfect recipe for swiftly putting audiences into a New York state of mind.
Caitlin Colford-Paste Magazine
Breaking news: When you get married, you will inevitably deal with your spouse's family and exes in some capacity!
Matt Pais-RedEye
Okay, so he's not Woody Allen. That's setting the bar a bit too high. But for Burns, he's never been better.
Christopher Null-Filmcritic.com
Newlyweds is funny, but never at the expense of its ideas. Whereas most relationship comedies these days are contrived and dopey, this one strives to be more truthful, and it succeeds. A solid, insightful human comedy.
Mike McGranaghan-Aisle Seat
Edward Burns perfects the art of movie conversation with tangy wit, tapping into the rich tapestry of urban culture teeming in his body of work.
Prairie Miller-NewsBlaze
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TagLine Newlyweds A newlywed couple's honeymoon is upended by the arrivals of their respective sisters.
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