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AWAY WE GO FILM CLIP - YOU GOT LUCKY, SISTER
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Verona (Maya Rudolph) chats with her sister Grace (Carmen Ejogo) about a clumsy Burt (John Krasinski) and his priorities.
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This article is okay. . . . but it doesn't do this delightful movie justice. This is a great, sweet, romantic, light comedy. . . the dialogue is so sharp and fine. . . I wanted to sit through a second showing immediately just to savor all the language but I had to get going. Great, sweet movie. We need lots more like this one.