Regie:
Stuart BlumbergCamera:
Yaron OrbachMuziek:
Christopher LennertzActeurs:
Gwyneth Paltrow, Mark Ruffalo, Tim Robbins, Joely Richardson, P!nk, Patrick Fugit, Josh Gad, Emily Meade, Carol Kane, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Jordan Dean (meer)Streaming (1)
Samenvattingen(1)
Thanks for Sharing is een origineel, eerlijk en komisch drama over drie seksverslaafde mannen: Adam (Mark Ruffalo), een charmante dertiger die na 5 jaar niet aan zijn verslaving te hebben toegegeven de eerste stap waagt door op date te gaan met sexy Phoebe (Gwyneth Paltrow). Mike (Tim Robbins), een gelukkig getrouwde vader die naast de dagelijkse moeilijke momenten ook te maken heeft met de vele problemen van zijn volwassen zoon. En als laatste de door zijn drang naar seks compleet doorgeslagen Eerste Hulp-dokter Neil, die nog in de ontkenningsfase zit. Gezamenlijk trachten ze door middel van therapie elkaar en andere verslaafden zoals funky haarstyliste Dede (P!nk) bij te staan op de lange weg naar complete genezing en geluk. (Paradiso Films)
(meer)Recensie (2)
This film features the classically beautiful (delicate to fragile) Gwyneth Paltrow, the tender mature Joely Richardson, and the tough P!nk (Alecia Moore). However, Thanks for Sharing is a story about how hard life with addiction is. The two relationships evolve based on how successful abstinent men struggling with sex addiction are. For their counterparts, of course, it's a challenge. The third pair is made up of friends from the support group. It's not a comedy, but a film about hope.
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It happened to me several times while watching the movie that a scene was cut off just when it could have gotten quite interesting, especially to see how it would continue and how the actors would handle it. And they would handle it excellently because they are all great actors. Whenever Mark Ruffalo is involved, I'm sure I'll enjoy it. Moreover, sexual addiction is a topic that interests me personally, and lately, there have been quite a few films on this theme (recently, Don Jon comes to mind). Some scenes are excellent, but overall it's a pretty average drama that's just a few steps away from being great or bad. It's a shame about the ending, which seems to fade out into nothing.
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