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That Awkward Moment

When you realize getting some means wanting more.
2014 | 94m | English

(109767 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

Director: Tom Gormican
Writer: Tom Gormican
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Best pals Jason and Daniel indulge in casual flings and revel in their carefree, unattached lives. After learning that the marriage of their friend Mikey is over, they gladly welcome him back into their circle. The three young men make a pact to have fun and avoid commitment. However, when all three find themselves involved in serious relationships, they must keep their romances secret from one another.
Release Date: Jan 29, 2014
Director: Tom Gormican
Writer: Tom Gormican
Genres: Comedy, Romance
Keywords male friendship, friendship, dating, relationship, duringcreditsstinger, young adult
Production Companies FilmDistrict, Virgin Produced, Treehouse Pictures, Ninjas Runnin' Wild Productions, Aversano Films, What If It Barks Films
Box Office Revenue: $45,600,000
Budget: $8,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Zac Efron Jason
Miles Teller Daniel
Michael B. Jordan Mikey
Imogen Poots Ellie Andrews
Mackenzie Davis Chelsea
Jessica Lucas Vera Walker
Addison Timlin Alana
Josh Pais Fred
Emily Meade Christy
Evelina Turen Sophie
Alysia Reiner Amanda Silverman
Karen Ludwig Mrs. Rose
Lola Glaudini Sharon
Raul Casso Diego
Tina Benko Ellie's Mom
Joseph Adams Ellie's Dad
John Rothman Chelsea's Dad
Barbara Garrick Chelsea's Mom
Dan Bittner Preppy Guy
Kate Simses Glasses
Tom Gormican Waiter
Yuval Boim Israeli Guy
Reif Larsen Famous Author
Chris Grace Deli Owner
Victor Slezak Older Gentleman
Justin Nappi Random Guy
Tom Riis Farrell Male Executive
Julia Morrison Beautiful Girl
Amanda A. Lederer NYU Girl
D.B. Woodside Harold (uncredited)
James P. Anderson Doctor Murray (uncredited)
Rachel Heller Rachel (uncredited)
Eugenia Kuzmina Girl at the Bar (uncredited)
Alice Litvak Young Girl at the Thanksgiving Party (uncredited)
Melissa Marino Girl at the Bar (uncredited)
Gregg Micheals Bookstore Customer (uncredited)
Uzimann Cab Driver (uncredited)
Michael Kenneth Williams Omar Little
Name Job
Tom Gormican Screenplay, Director
Brandon Trost Director of Photography
Greg Tillman Editor
Susan Shopmaker Casting
Erin Hicks Hair Department Head
Laura Katz Music Supervisor
David Torn Original Music Composer
Shawn Paper Editor
Jeanne McCarthy Casting
Anna Bingemann Costume Design
Jean-Paul Chreky Script Supervisor
Nicole Rivelli Still Photographer
Sharon Ilson Makeup Department Head
Aissatou Parks Costume Supervisor
Sam Zeines Music Editor
Jamie Silverstein Steadicam Operator
Richard P. Ulivella Gaffer
Chris Diebold Sound Effects Editor
Deirdre Brennan Set Decoration
Ethan Tobman Production Design
Manny Siverio Stunt Coordinator
Per Melita Line Producer
Name Title
Andrew O'Connor Producer
Kevin Turen Producer
Scott Aversano Producer
Justin Nappi Producer
Ray Marshall Co-Producer
Darren Blumenthal Executive Producer
Jason Barrett Executive Producer
Michael Simkin Executive Producer
Juliet Berman Associate Producer
Andrew Fierberg Co-Producer
Manu Gargi Executive Producer
John Friedberg Executive Producer
James Gibb Executive Producer
Ryan Thurbon Associate Producer
Lia Buman Executive Producer
Zac Efron Executive Producer
Peter Schlessel Executive Producer
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Popularity History


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2024 5 26 34 14
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2025 3 5 15 1
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Reviews

brekkil
2.0

This movie is about three girls who are dating (other people... not each other), wait... that's not right, they are boys, who act like girls. Ok, lets start over. This is a movie about three boys finding life hard and troublesome, especially dating, since none of them can get girls, dammit, that's n ... ot right either. These guys can have whoever they like, and does, but they still complain and discuss the most amazingly childish things, in the most excrutiating and painful way. Ok, plot aside, this movie is what is wrong with the world. The role of the man is changing (or rather the view of what a man is...), and it is a sad sight. It might be a very funny movie to some, but to me it was just painful to watch. The dialogue is written a little too perfect and delivered with perfect timing, not at all realistic, or like life... really... is. Life is indeed awkward, or can be, but what these three friends experience... has nothing to do with awkward. They are just spoiled brats who should grow up and pick any of these amazing women who throw themselves at them. _Last words... if you are a teenager who finds life a bit hard and awkward... don't watch this movie... ever. Instead, go watch **Juno**, which is everything that this movie is not._ **Note:** I finished this review halfway through the movie, so if everything changes... I deeply apologizes for any harm I may have caused to the fans of Zac Efron, Miles Teller and Michael B. Jordan. **Second Note:** Finished the movie, and something did improve... by the very end. Omar from the Wire turned up. Great show. Great actor. Great role. But not enough to save this movie, unfortunately.

Jun 23, 2021