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The Love guru

This review is over a movie called “love guru”.The stars are: Mike Myers, Jessica Alba, Justin Timberlake, Romany Malco, Meagan Good, Verne Troyer, John Oliver, Omid Djalili and Ben Kingsley.
The film takes place in current time and was based in canada, the film is also a romantic comedy.

The movie starts out with guru pitka(Mike Myers) walking into a talk show where he talks to an audience, after the show jane bullard(Jessica Alba) tells him about a couple that needs his help to get back together. Darren roanoke(Romany Malco) is a player in the Toronto maple leaves and has lost all his game because he has lost his girlfriend, prudence(Meagan Good) to Jacques grande(Justin Timberlake) and the rest of the story go's along with the guru trying to help fix this problem for him.

One thing that I thought stood out is the maple leaves coach (Verne Troyer) he may be small but he has one sure temper behind that mouth and is quite funny through out the movie.

I think the directing in this movie is very well done the emotion of the role's are funny and well put together, they mix well.

My overall thoughts about this movie is that I enjoyed it, it was a good movie. I found out about the movie one night when my cousin told me about it and he told me it was a good movie, we watched it and I could not stop laughing, when I watched it a second time it was still funny to.

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