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Julie & Julia

Rated PG-13 for brief strong language and some sensuality.

PG-13 122min.
Comedy
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Nora Ephron adapts Julie Powell's autobiographical book Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen with this Columbia Pictures production starring Amy Adams as an amateur chef who decides to cook every recipe in a cookbook from ... Read More
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Julia Child
Julie Powell
Paul Child
Eric Powell
Simone Beck
Louise Bertholle
Sarah
Dorothy McWilliams
Madame Brassart
Ernestine

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April 24, 2010
Gthang817
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I meant like the character "Julie" and yes im a gangzta and i admit i liked this movie ha-ha!!
January 24, 2010
Doctormircoslav
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Hey there. I saw this one with my wife last Friday. Belive me, it s not a Movie for Guys. If you like cooking, maby ! : ) Of course Meryl Streep is brilliant like always but this movie is done for women. The Story is nice but the movie goes really slow. Sometimes a scatch that you smile but no big deal to make this Movie more intresting. Sorry, I can t give more than 3 Stars. Regards Mircoslav
January 15, 2010
gymnastglenn15
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I loved it! I loved it sooo much!
January 01, 2010
Alienzoom
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I honestly like to cook so I thought this movie was okay but yes it was pretty boring.
December 19, 2009
VMTJJT
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I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED .THE FILM WAS QUITE BORING.I EXPECTED MORE MERYL STREEP WAS VERY GOOD WITH HER ACCENT,BUT IT JUMPED BACK AND FORTH MUCH TO MUCH.
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