This movie is sort of a hit-and-miss for me. I went into it with high expectations, but in some aspects it disappoints. The storyline could've been a bit stronger, but the acting of Ethan Hawke and Rose Byrne is what carries it all. Towards the end of the film, it sort of falters. Overall, a very watchable film.

In the 80s or 90s this would’ve been a John Cusack movie. Instead it’s an Ethan Hawke movie. It should have been apparent that this was a lesser version of High Fidelity from the opening lines. Ah well, not a bad movie but not good either.

Good movie - won't go down as a classic, but worthy of taking the time to watch. Predictable ending that we're used to seeing in virtually every movie in this genre. 7/10

I love it when Ethan Hawke assumes his role as Reality Bites or Before Dawn and, after more than 20 years, it appears in this delicious adaptation of a novel by Nick Hornby. Our path in life continues.

Enjoyable but it won't stick long in the memory. Hawke is worth the price of admission as a faded singer taking refuge in a British seaside town.

It was OK, but somehow it feels that something was missing. Happy ending was suggested but I would rather had seen couple of scenes of that..

An easy watch but nothing new or special. It's charming and fun. Ethan Hawke and Rose Byrne are great together.

As I fan of Ethan Hawke's work in the last few years I was rather excited to see this film.   Having seen it.... it was just ok.  I can't figure out if it is a glorified Lifetime movie elevated by the presence of Hawke and a good dose of quirkiness or was there more left on the table.  At different times it reminded me of _Love, Actually_ and the very underrated _Man Up_ but at no point did it come close to being as good as those two movies.

I have to admit that at first I hated the last scene.  After chewing on it overnight I realized that I read too much into what happened (or maybe, what wasn't necessarily going to happen).  

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For a romcom Juliet, Naked does a lot of things right. I think the cheating plotline was cheesy but the rest of the movie is surprisingly sincere and pretty fun even the predictable parts. Which is why I felt so disappointed when it ended. It was so good I wanted more of it. Which I think it rather good. It might be seen as a negative towards pacing but honestly I just wanted another half hour of the movie before the coda. Everything was getting good and then suddenly there was a shift that always happens in bad romance films that meander and don't know how to transition. The actual coda itself I also wasn't a fan of. The exposition via letter/voice over. It sorta reeks of that telling rather than showing which is a shame because it the movie before that really didn't suffer from that even during the letter writing segments.

I can't say it's a satisfying movie but it's one enjoyed.