How To Be Single

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Cast

Damon Wayans Jnr.

Mickey Gooch
as Robin's Date

Zani Jones Mbayise
as Phoebe

Brent Morin
as Lucy's Date

Judith Lightfoot Clarke
as Josh's Mom

Anna Eilinsfeld
as Bachelorette Brittany

Richie Moriarty
as Co-Worker Stan

Paul Laudiero
as Co-Worker Law Office

Richard Bumper Walker
as Cafe Waiter

Patrick Clark
as Cute Guy In Café

Diana Oh
as Sign In Lady

Eason Rytter
as Kid

Katrina Braxton
as Nurse

Kate Fahrner
as Postpartum Patient

Sipiwe Moyo
as Baby Store Customer

Julia Mattison
as Makeup Sales Lady

Caroline Lowe
as Girl Next Door

Murf Meyer
as Guy in Underwear

Dewitt Fleming Jr.
as Roof Party Guest

Chloe Fontain
as Law Party Guest

Allan Greenberg
as Bill

Roy Koshy
as Banker

Anthony Triolo
as Banker

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• Apr 08, 2017

  A kind of clever and poignant film about relationships, How to Be Single is an entertaining rom-com. After Alice breaks up with her long-time boyfriend she befriends a co-worker who helps her navigate the single scene in New York City; meanwhile, her sister faces her own relationship issues when a casual hook up turns into something more. Starring Dakota Johnson, Rebel Wilson, Alison Brie, and Leslie Mann, the casting is pretty good (through Wilson is rather annoying; playing her typical load mouth character). And, the film has some interesting things to say about dating, and the societal expectations that come with it. However, it can be a bit clichéd at times and the jokes are hit and miss. How to Be Single has some problems, but there's a sincerity to it and it deliver a lot of laughs.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jun 15, 2016

  Too much Rebel Wilson (who is neither funny or convincing) and a child free character who turns full baby crazed within 10 minutes kill this one. Otherwise could have been a decent chick flick.
  Nicki M Super Reviewer
• Jun 08, 2016

  Much better than I fist imagined and the script is funny and realistic and director DItter captures the single life in the modern era quite well. Dakota Johnson is likeable as the lead heroine and Rebel Wilson is funny but her act wears thin by movie's end. But, I have always questioned the talents of Leslie Mann in the past and found her shrew. But, she gets a good role that shows she has some depth as an actress. The script is slow but the end is satisfying enough. Good rental for the weekend. 06-03-2016
  Christopher O Super Reviewer
• Jun 02, 2016

  Dakota Johnson's flat everygirl quality is actually quite perfect for Alice, a twenty-something trying to find herself in the aftermath of a codependent relationship. There is the requisite misguided ex-sex and no-strings-attached friend-sex of a standard romcom, but there's also genuine friendship between the age-diverse women and a good balance of raunchy girl-bonding comedy (courtesy of reliable hot mess Rebel Wilson) and complex emotion from the parade of interesting new suitors. The ending also delivers well on the premise of the title - no more, no less.
  Alice S Super Reviewer

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