Uncertainty
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Who's in it: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Lynn Collins
What's it about: Two young lovers explore what would happen in each of two different scenarios on one day in New York.
Coin-toss: They flip a coin - then run in opposite directions on the Brooklyn Bridge. But - whoa! - they're both on each end. One pair winds up in the midst of a thriller plot in Chinatown, involving a lost cell phone that criminals are tracking. The other set of these lovers (the two different plots are cleverly color-coded) visit her family in Brooklyn for a picnic, while trying to figure out a future that includes an unexpected pregnancy. Gordon-Levitt and Collins are equally strong in both halves of this story: scared but resourceful as they run from killers who always seem to be right on their heels; or searching and uncertain as they try to decide whether an unplanned baby necessarily means marriage. It's an intriguing puzzle, cleverly stitched together by writer-directors David Siegel and Scott McGehee.
Long story short: It's an enjoyable tricky puzzle of a film.
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