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Eric and Holly's social worker turns out to be quite competent, but Messer thinks it was way too easy for him and Holly to get custody over Sophie in the first place.

Department of Child Disservices: Played with and discussed.

Dead Star Walking: Christina Hendricks was a big enough game at the time of the film to assume she would be one of the main characters, but turns out to actually be one half of the couple whose death kickstarts the plot of the film.

But their friends - the ones who had set them up - die in a car crash, and had given them joint custody of their toddler, forcing them to put aside their differences to raise the child together, improving themselves (and their relationship) in the process.

Children Raise You: After a disastrous blind date, Eric and Holly would be glad to never see each other again.

Big Fancy House: The house their best friends leave them is huge and quite gorgeous.

She also finds Sophie's pediatrician-a decent-looking nice guy-appealing as well. Holly abhors the impulsive, immature, sometimes vulgar Eric at first, but slowly warms to him. But their friends - the ones who had set them up - die in a car crash, and had given them joint custody of their toddler, forcing them to put aside their differences to raise the child together, for which they'll have to improve themselves (and their relationship) in the process. After a disastrous blind date, Eric and Holly would be glad to never see each other again. Holly Berenson (Heigl) is the owner of a small Atlanta bakery, and Eric Messer (Duhamel) is a promising television technical sports director for the Atlanta Hawks. I will always love you.Life as We Know It is a 2010 American romantic comedy film directed by Greg Berlanti, starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel. Watch out for that signal, when life as you know it ends. “Baby, we’re already in our life. It’s already started.

“If I kiss you, it will be the end of life as we know it.”ġ3. “Every morning I still wake up and the first thing I want to do is to see your face.”ġ2. “If you can promise me anything, promise me that whenever you’re sad, or unsure, or you lose complete faith, that you’ll try to see yourself through my eyes.”ġ1. “You know the worst thing for a parent… second after losing a child? Watching your child head for the same life you had. “I know what I want, because I have it in my hands right now. A little bit more than anyone else does… Does that make any sense at all?”Ĩ. “All I know is, if you don’t figure out this something, you’ll just stay ordinary, and it doesn’t matter if it’s a work of art, or a taco, or a pair of socks! Just create something… new, and there it is, and it’s you, out in the world, outside of you, and you can look at it, or hear it, or read it, or feel it… and you know a little more about… you. Thing to remember is if we’re all alone, then we’re all together in that too.”ħ. “So now, all alone or not, you gotta walk ahead. “There’s no man, alive or dead, who’s going to fault you for living.”Ħ. You need to remember that girl on the road.”ĥ. I’m not worried about you remembering me, luv. Someone who doesn’t drive you to commit murder or doesn’t humiliate you beyond repair.”Ĥ. We don’t realize what a privilege it is to grow old with someone. “We’re so arrogant, aren’t we? So afraid of age, we do everything we can to prevent it. I’m alone, and it doesn’t matter what job I have or what I do or what I don’t do or what friends I have, he’s not here. I know what it is, not to feel like you’re in the room, until he looks at you or touches your hand or even makes a joke at your expense, just to let everyone know… you’re with him.

Life as we know it you and me full#

“I bet you’ve had a hard time walking into a room full of people on your own, right? Yeah. This is the one that releases all the feels.ġ. This film is good for the heart and soul and, of course, if you ever want to cry waterfalls.Įver had a film that you’ve watched 40 times and it still finds a way to tug at your heartstrings? This is the big one. Here’s a shout out to one of the greatest yet easily underrated films there ever was.