Definitely, Maybe (Widescreen)

It’s been a top movie for me from the first time and it’s one you can re-watch over and over.

This is one of my most favorite movies in the world.

A very nice and delightful movie that doesn’t move very slow but moves at a good pace and it’s very enjoyable to watch

This movie is so incredibly written and perfectly paced! I love the actors and the story line is unique. It’s a must see!

The main character is kind of a wimp. He never really grows to be assertive in making important decisions in his life and even in the final scene just lets life do things to him and he accepts them. It's like he has 0 backbone of efficacy to execute his own wills or desires beyond those of basic daily nutrition and hygiene. He is very good looking so maybe this is how it is for very good looking people. To be fair, I do know that some people are absolutely like this and just go through life never committing to things but just like a child letting things happen to them.

(THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS NEAR THE END!!!) I saw this on HBO while on a business trip, sort of against my will, as I couldn't find anything else on TV. I was pleasantly surprised, as it's a really good movie (as long as you aren't overly analytical about it).Ryan Reynolds plays Will, a 30-something dad with a 10 year old daughter, Maya, (played beautifully by Abagail Breslin). Will is on the verge of divorce from his wife/Maya's mother. Maya is clearly upset by the upcoming split, and an ill-timed sex ed class (isn't 10 a little young for Sex Ed? I've forgotten...) triggers lots of questions for her dad about how he met her mother and why he married her. He proceeds to tell Maya the story of the three women he has loved without disclosing which one is her mother.Disclaimers:1) You have to suspend your logic while watching this movie, as Breslin is precocious well beyond her years and asks questions and makes insightful observations many adults don't make.2) This review has a few SPOILERS in it - not anything you can't figure out, but I some folks don't want to know what happens.I think there are many things to recommend this film:1) The chemistry between Will and Maya is great... They play the father/daughter combo with aplomb. Breslin is great (as she was in Little Miss Sunshine).2) Summer (played by Rachel Weisz) and April (played by Isla Fisher) are great as two of Will's loves. Each plays a perfect character that complements Will. You get a real sense of how he could have ended up with either of them (and almost does, or does).3) Ryan Reynolds is quite effective as a more complex character - it is a real treat to see Van Wilder's deeper side. It's clear from Reynolds' other roles that he has range. He hasn't picked very many vehicles before this that display it. It suits him.The biggest issue with the film? (Here's a SPOILER!). Ironically, I was least impressed with Emily (Elizabeth Banks), his college sweetheart. She is the woman who is eventually turns out to be Will's wife/Maya's mom. She seemed shallower than the other two characters, and it was difficult for me to figure out why Will would have married her. While Summer lets him down in pursuit of career advancement, and April seems too mercurial to him and their timing just doesn't match, Emily cheats on Will the first time around with his piggish, chauvinistic roommate Charlie (completely far fetched, unless she is a complete idiot), and then reappears with the weak premise that "maybe our timing was off the first time", which Will inexplicably buys hook, line, and sinker. It leaves me momentarily thinking less of Will. You also cringe at times at Will's "full disclosure" to Maya of his romantic/sex life. It is a bit extensive (even if she did just have a sex ed class) with mentions of threesomes and more detail than most fathers would give their 10 (or 30) year old daughters.All in all, highly recommended. My wife and I liked it so much we bought it.

Definitely, Maybe isn't just another sappy rom-com beautifully shot with a pretty cast... there is some clever writing and non-formula structure that brings real depth with a couple of Woody Allen-esque homages and a few literary references that will appeal to emotionally cerebral film fans. OK so ya there's dreamy Ryan Reynolds who does his signature, down beat self-depreciating comedy in a style that not only matches Cary Grant but possibly surpasses him, along with Isla Fisher, Rachel Weisz, Elizabeth Banks, adorable Abigail Breslin, and Kevin Kline. Beautifully shot, incredible cast, stellar writing lifts Definitely, Maybe above the typical Rom-Com fare to a level that is Definitely a YES !!!

Nice story..... even when trying to ignore all the liberal simple-minded naivety of their lifestyles. Ahh, those Clinton years and the people who clung to their starry-eyed version of the truth.

Una película preciosa a un buen precio.

Vi esta película por primera vez hace años y me encantó. Es una comedia romántica poco habitual y se agradece. Recomiendo su compra sin ninguna duda.

Gran peli, grandes actores y una historia más que original. Muy contento con esta película, y aunque sea UK viene totalmente doblada y subtitulada al Castellano.

Buena comedia.

Ich muss sagen "Vielleicht, vielleicht auch nicht" ist vielleicht einer der tollsten Filme, die ich seit langem gesehen habe.Die Geschichte über einen liebestechnisch gescheiterten Mann, der sich so führsorglich um seine Tochter kümmert, die unbedingt wissen will, was alles vor ihrer Zeit so passiert ist und wie sie quasi "entstanden" ist.Er erzählt ihr welche drei Frauen ihn in seinem Leben beeinflusst haben und was aus ihnen wurde. Er ändert dabei allerdings die Namen,sodass sie nicht einmal mitbekommt, welche denn eigentlich ihre richtige Mutter (und geschiedene Frau von ihm) ist. Das bringt die Kleine natürlich zum Spekulieren...Kurzum: Eine tolle Geschichte, in der man allen Protagonisten ein Happy End wünscht, auch wenn lange nicht klar wird, wie es denn nun aussehen soll und ob es eins gibt...