Never Again (2001)

Christopher (Jeffrey Tambour and Grace (Jill Clayurgh) are two jaded New Yorkers who have been very successful in avoiding love...until now. Vowing to keep it strictly casual, their willpower quickly wilts after they discover how compatible they really are.

keep watching..it will grow on you

The movie starts and situation comedy is in the air..yuk. It's over acted and over dumb..BUT THEN.. it starts making sense, and we warmed up to the situation and the characters. Not a great movie at all, but pleasant enough. June 16, 2008

I'm still Hurting!!!

From the perspective of a 40ish couple may I offer our views. Funny, Funny, Funny!!! Most people (including ourselves prior) 'never' heard of this movie but I'm here to tell you that it's a sleeper that ended up being one of our favs. If the depiction of a 'toy' bothers you then this movie may not be for you, the prudish. Or if you need your lead characters to be hotties for you to have fun, then this is not for you either. It's about two intelligible middle-aged people trying to figure out how to date all over again, with hilarious consequences. Many can relate I'm sure.

Highly recommended!!! October 16, 2007

Hilarious Comedy for "Middle Ages"

This movie is perfect for people in their 40ies and/or 50ies. It just hits the bullseye. Lean back and enjoy the ride. January 10, 2007

ONE OF THE BEST COMEDIES I HAVE SEEN!!

I remember seeing Jill Clayburgh in those wholesome romantic movies in the late 60s/early 70s. Boy, is this one different! The language would make a gang member blush! The scene when she wears the sex outfit, while answering the door, may be the funniest thing I have ever seen: I laugh my ass off!! Get this one! May 25, 2004

Funny...Sad....Honest.....

I'm very glad I found this film. But I almost didn't watch it because of the terrible song that accompanies the opening titles - a song that is totally out of synch with the style and mood of the rest of the film. And what a wonderful film it is. My wife and I have both been divorced twice and we sat nodding our heads throughout the film at its accuracy and honesty in dealing with tentative "never again" relationships. The performances by Jeffrey Tambor and Jill Clayburgh are terrific. Anyone who only knows Tambor from The Larry Sanders Show will be amazed by his subtlety and depth. The script and direction are near perfect - the dialogue is people talking like real people (albeit very witty real people). The film successfully blends great comic moments with honest emotions and human behavior. Highly recommended for anyone who has ever had a relationship break up or fall apart (that's pretty much all of us, isn't it?). The film offers hope without sugar-coated optimism. More importantly, it is also highly entertaining. I think I'll go watch it again...but with the sound off for the opening credits! April 15, 2004

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