Männer sind zum Abgewöhnen

Synopsis

In the 2001 film 'Männer sind zum Abgewöhnen' starring Christine Neubauer, the storyline follows the life of Lisa, a successful and independent woman who finds herself facing unexpected challenges when it comes to her love life. Lisa's experiences with dating lead her to question the role of men in her life and make her contemplate whether they are worth the trouble. As she navigates through the complexities of modern relationships, she discovers new perspectives on love, empowerment, and self-discovery. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, 'Männer sind zum Abgewöhnen' explores the dynamics between men and women in a contemporary setting, offering a fresh take on romantic comedies.

Cast

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  Christine Neubauer

  Marlene Hagedorn

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  Stefan Jürgens

  Henri Schaaf

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  Doris Kunstmann

  Hilde Schaaf

• Luise Deschauer

  Helga

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  Vanessa Jung

  Nadja Hagedorn

• Nicola Erdmann

  Miriam Hagedorn

Reviews

Critics' reviews for 'Männer sind zum Abgewöhnen' have been mixed. While some reviewers appreciate the film's lighthearted approach to exploring gender dynamics and relationships, others criticize its predictable storyline and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 49% rating, with some reviewers praising Christine Neubauer's performance as Lisa, highlighting her charisma and on-screen presence. However, IMDb's rating of 5.1/10 reflects a more lukewarm reception, with critics pointing out the film's reliance on clichés and formulaic storytelling. Overall, 'Männer sind zum Abgewöhnen' seems to resonate more with audiences looking for a light-hearted rom-com rather than those seeking a profound cinematic experience.