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5.8

Trainwreck

R·2015·125m

Comedy

Romance

Comedy

Romance

Summary

Having thought that monogamy was never possible, a commitment-phobic career woman may have to face her fears when she meets a good guy.

Cast

Amy Schumer

Amy Townsend

Bill Hader

Dr. Aaron Conners

Brie Larson

Kim

LeBron James

Colin Quinn

Gordon Townsend

Mike Birbiglia

Tom

Evan Brinkman

Allister

John Cena

Steven

Tilda Swinton

Dianna

Vanessa Bayer

Nikki

Ezra Miller

Donald

Randall Park

Bryson

Jon Glaser

Schultz

Amar'e Stoudemire

Dave Attell

Noam

Norman Lloyd

Norman

Method Man

Temembe

Claudia O'Doherty

Wendy

Bridget Everett

Kat

Nikki Glaser

Lisa

Tim Meadows

Tim

Kyle Dunnigan

Kyle

Kevin Kane

Kevin

Keith D. Robinson

Guy in Back of Theater

Marina Franklin

Woman in Back of Theater

Matthew Broderick

Marv Albert

Chris Evert

Daniel Radcliffe

The Dogwalker

Marisa Tomei

The Dog Owner

Tony Romo

Devin Fabry

Nine-Year-Old Amy

Carla Oudin

Five-Year-Old Kim

Josh Segarra

Staten Island Oli

Ryan Farrell

One-Night-Stand Guy

Robert E. Torres

One-Night-Stand Guy

Jim Florentine

One-Night-Stand Guy

Robert Kelly

One-Night-Stand Guy

Pete Davidson

Dr. Conners' Patient

Dan Soder

Dumpster Guy

Leslie Jones

Angry Subway Patron

Estee Adoram

Jostled Subway Patron

Dave Hanson

Alice's Tea Cup Waiter

Kim Caramele

S'nuff Receptionist

Max Alexander

Max the Wheelchair Orderly

Criscia Richardson

Injured Knicks City Dancer

Alva Chinn

Benefit Guest

Arnold Y. Kim

Benefit Guest

Rob Buntzen

Benefit Guest

Karen Chamberlain

Awards Luncheon Coordinator

Ajay Mehta

Dr. Raj

Rachel Feinstein

Nurse Rachel

Victoria Dicce

Donald's Mother

Lisa K. Price

Woman on Bench with One-Hitter

Kevin Thompson

Vanity Fair Editor

Leah O'Donnell

Dancer

Selena Watkins

Dancer

Alicia Mazepa

Dancer

Nicole Serapiglia

Dancer

Amanda Robinson

Dancer

Whitney Wiggins

Dancer

Alexa Kobylarz

Dancer

Ashley Nuel

Dancer

Michelle Roe

Dancer

Teal DePaola

Dancer

LaToya Brooks

Dancer

Kerrie Greene

Dancer

Jess Attardo

Dancer

Alyssa Quezada

Dancer

Javoris Carlisle

Trampoline Dunker

Aidan Charlery

Trampoline Dunker

Warren E. Hull

Trampoline Dunker

Eric Locklin

Trampoline Dunker

Luciano Acuna Jr.

Trampoline Dunker

Derric J. Stotts

Trampoline Dunker

Sterling Jones

Trampoline Dunker

Emma Jonnz

Annalisa (uncredited)

Tommy Bayiokos

Gordon's Friend (uncredited)

Roger Brenner

Fredderick the Anesthesiologist (uncredited)

Tim Duquette

Gordon's Sad 'Ol Paleo at Funeral (uncredited)

Henry Gagliardi

Amy's Son (uncredited)

Eddie K. Robinson

S'nuff Magazine Employee (uncredited)

Booker Garrett

Walk of Shame (uncredited)

Robert Z. Grant

Walk of Shame (uncredited)

Matthew Herington

Walk of Shame (uncredited)

Rock Kohli

Walk of Shame (uncredited)

Diane Kimbrell

Assisted Living Resident (uncredited)

Doris McCarthy

Assisted Living Resident (uncredited)

Parker Madison

Doctor (uncredited)

John Mainieri

Mob Bar Bartender (uncredited)

Tony Cheng

Bartender (uncredited)

Patrick J. Curley

Bartender (uncredited)

Krista Tunnell

Waitress (uncredited)

Joe Mancini

Wiseguy (uncredited)

Khalil Muhammad

Security Guard (uncredited)

Jessica Cherniak

Benefit Guest (uncredited)

Christine Duke

Courtside Fan

Crew

Director

Judd Apatow

Writer

Amy Schumer

Reviews

Rangan

November 14, 2015

> The same old romance formula, but a woman's version.

I never saw the trailer, but I thought it was Rebel Wilson's film, that's who I saw on the poster and decided to go for it. In the movie she never came, then realised I was tricked or I failed to pay attention while choosing the film. So then, who the heck was this actress. Never seen or heard before, Not so romantic or funny, totally boring. I thought She might be Will Ferrell's sister. I'm kind of frustrated because of either the movie or the actors were not excited to keep going with my watch.

This is the same old story, but instead it's a woman's version. A playgirl loses the someone who loves her sincerely for what she's and later finds the one true love of her life, but it ends in a disaster due to her past. So how everything is going to be fixed is what brings curtain to the narration.

It might be a well known plot, but a well crafted movie as well by one of the best comedy filmmaker who has given many awesome ones. Despite his effort to make it big it is also his bottom of the list from his filmography. Well, not all the actors were so bad, John Cena was so funny with his gay jokes, but lot like in a guest appearance. The basketball superstar that I don't know him. Definitely better than average only if a quality movie like this would have had a proper lead actress. I think some people would find it hilarious, but not to me and I wanted to like it, but I couldn't.

5/10