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Overall Rank: 10917

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 18

Theatrical Release Date: 02/12/2016

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 05/24/2016

Language: English

Genre: Romance, Drama

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Christian Ditter

Actors: Dakota Johnson, Alison Brie, Leslie Mann, Rebel Wilson, Jake Lacy, Damon Wayans Jr.

Plot: In New York City - a place filled with lonely hearts - it turns out there is a right way and a wrong way to be single. For a group of young adults looking for something between a connection and a one-night stand, they will have to learn the difference in a world where the definition of love is ever-changing. -- Chris Kavan

Films Family - wrote on 01/16/2018

An Awesome movie like helping for a single people life

Chrisman 27 - wrote on 12/13/2016

OK I will say that if you are single your gonna get a real treat whether you are a guy or girl especially if you are a little awkward . like me. I started watching this movie only because of rebel Wilson but I found myself laughing out loud several times threw out the movie it had several.i have said that or done that before moments for me. Just a good time for the singles like me great flick

Chris - wrote on 08/16/2016

this was a movie that i would say most guys would classify as a chick flick however they are wrong i am a guy and i rented it for myself because of rebel wiltson and wow did she and the movie deliver i got just what i hoped for a good time a few laughs it helps if your single and looking for that right mate this proves u never know where they may be i laughed out loud sevral times throughout the movie highly recoment it to anyone looking for a good time or a good laugh

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Unknown - wrote on 05/10/2016

'How to Be Single' is an ensemble romantic comedy containing multiple dating adventures. A collection of charming actors have their own personal agendas to romance, each much different than the rest. Cliched moments happen throughout, but they don't seem hokey or boringly predictable. I did become invested in the main storyline regarding Johnson's character, as I identified with her situation. Her journey of self-discovery had a satisfying arc. The overall message of taking the time to find yourself outside of relationships so that you know for sure what you want going into them is something worth hearing. Maybe not every single sub-plot was completely necessary, but none of them hampered the viewing experience in any way. The characters all have smart quips to say and some of …