Giving It Up

Synopsis

In the romantic comedy 'Giving It Up' released in 1999, Mark Feuerstein plays a commitment-phobic man named Ralph who struggles between his fear of settling down and his desire for true love. The story unfolds as he navigates through various hilarious and heartwarming situations while trying to come to terms with his own insecurities. Along the way, Ralph learns valuable lessons about love, friendship, and the importance of taking risks. Filled with comedic moments and heartfelt revelations, 'Giving It Up' is a charming tale that delves into the complexities of modern relationships and the pursuit of happiness.

Cast

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  Mark Feuerstein

  Ralph Gagante

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  Amy Redford

  Elizabeth Brenner

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  Dabney Coleman

  Johnathan Gallant

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  Ben Weber

  Peter McGrath

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  James Toback

  Dr. Hubbins

• Timothi-Jane Graham

  Claire Densen

Reviews

Critics have shared mixed reviews about 'Giving It Up'. While some praised the film for its quirky humor and heartfelt moments, others found the storyline predictable and lacking depth. The New York Times mentioned, 'Mark Feuerstein delivers a charismatic performance, bringing a lively energy to the character of Ralph.' On the other hand, Variety criticized the film, stating, 'The plot feels formulaic and fails to offer anything fresh to the romantic comedy genre.' Despite the polarizing opinions, viewers have appreciated the chemistry between the actors and the light-hearted approach to exploring themes of love and self-discovery. IMDb users rated 'Giving It Up' with a modest 4.2 out of 10, indicating a divisive reception among audiences.