Don Jon

"Don Jon" (formerly known as "Don Jon's Addiction") is the feature directorial debut of the talented and ridiculously charismatic Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He also wrote the script and plays the title character, a young man from New Jersey who's developed: a) an unhealthy addiction to porn and b) such unrealistic expectations about sex and love (and sex) that not even a "10" like Barbara (a hilarious Scarlett Johansson, in what is easily her best work since "Vicky Cristina Barcelona") can satisfy him in real life.

I just saw this film at TIFF and found it to be very enjoyable. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Scarlett Johansson lit up the screen and projected a very humorous representation of New Jersey dating and life.

500 days was good, 50/50 ok, this is bad. It's based on thinking it's funny, but it isn't, and it's insufferable, a stupid movie about stupid people, and I'm sure Levitt himself is stupid, or just cashing out.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt has been acting ever since he was a child, but the 32 year-old actor really made his mark last year by starring in such hits as Looper, Lincoln, and The Dark Knight Rises. Now you can add writer and director to his credits which expand upon the many talents of this young man.

I attended a screening last night of Don Jon, starring, written, and directed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and was very glad I got the chance to. I was curious about 2 things going into the movie.

Great music,Decent story and amazing screenplay engaging till end,acting was amazing the intro was another level awesome the website the club and the scoring of girls it was hilarious then as we go the relationship and one sided thing explored amazingly then the ending WOW it was amazing. love the church scene and brie Larson she's like i don't care at all but when she says it was Great moment this movie was literally well constructed the way to overcome p@rn and one sided relationships and meaning of love!

Brie Larson has just a very short dialog in the last scenes, But it's very good & wisely. Her acting is so well.

I so enjoyed this movie, laughing my keester off through much of it (as did most of the audience), and found myself marveling at how well its story was told and what it actually had to say. Really Good Stuff.

Greetings again from the darkness. It's been a few months since I saw a screening, and I'm a bit surprised it's getting a wide release.