Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Before Cal flees from the car, his seat-belt is either being worn across his chest or absent depending on the shot.

When the driver's side camera is shown, it is noticeably missing.

(at around 1h 40 mins) The man in front of Cal is "recording" with the lens cap on.

After Jessica pulls Robbie off the "scaffold," and they argue, the scaffold has disappeared when Robbie goes back inside the school.

When Jacob summoned Cal for the first time in the bar, Cal's drink does not have ice anymore but when he approached Jacob's table ice magically appeared in the drink.

Also, the orange slice on Jacob's drink shifted to another position when he asked Cal to take a seat.

When in his apartment with Kate, as they are spinning around, Cal's suede jacket is off, then back on, and off again in consecutive shots.

When Cal begins telling Emily how to re-light the water heater pilot he tells her to open the gray door by sliding it down.

As he finishes the directions he tells her not to forget to slide the gray door, "back down", presumably to close it.

During the parent/teacher conference, the word "ASSHOLE" onto the chalk board changes the writing style four times.

Cal tells Jacob that he has only slept with one woman.

after he sleeps with Kate, you see him pick up an additional eight women.

later, when his wife finds out he slept with Kate, he says he has now slept with nine women.

If you add his wife, Kate, and the other eight women, that would actually equal ten women he has slept with.

When Bernie finds out that his daughter is in love with Cal he drives over to the house where Emily and the Weaver family are living.

When he runs around the corner of the house, Robbie immediately calls out "Jessica!" even though she is not yet visible and Robbie can therefore not know Jessica is also coming.

When Jacob is standing naked in front of Cal at the gym the conversation moves from the locker room to the sauna when the camera switches between characters, but the characters never switch positions.

I tend to underestimate Steve Carell on the big screen probably because of titles like "Dinner with Schmucks", "Evan Almighty", and of course, "The 40 Year-Old Virgin", but when given the opportunity as he did in 2007's "Dan in Real Life" and as he does in this grown-up 2011 comedy, he can provide unexpected dimension to an otherwise put-upon, sad-sack character. Co-directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa and written by Dan Fogelman, this movie is overlong at 118 minutes and has contrivances galore, but it's also smart, shrewdly observed, and richly character-driven.

Crazy, Stupid, Love is one of those movies I can watch over and over again and never get bored of it. Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling have great on-screen chemistry and it shines through in this movie.

On the surface that trailers supply for us, this film looks like a run-of-the-mill How Cal Got His Groove Back. We follow Carell's character (Cal) after his wife, Emily (played by Julianne Moore) blurt's out over dinner that she wants a divorce.

Sigh, things would have been so, so different if this reviewer had met someone like Jacob Palmer the last time he visited a bar. You see, Jacob is a dude who manages to charm women with the slightest effort, so much so that the somehow manages to bed different women on different nights.

I so enjoyed this movie! The acting and writing were excellent and I was very moved by the end.

Most of the rave reviews for this movie are WAY over the top which now makes me suspicious. I don't want to be too harsh on the movie (as it is what it is).

I went to see this upon reading the cast members...Marisa Tomei, Julianne Moore, Kevin Bacon, wow.

Yesterday, I came here to see the movie's review so me and my buddies (a group of 8 guys)would check this movie tonight. It was rated 7.

I... I loved it.