Movie review of “Don Jon”

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a director, screenwriter and star of the “Don Jon” movie. At first the movie had “Don Jon’s Addiction” name in the Sundance Film Festival. The movie is about a man who cannot deal with his desiring women and new girls would end up in his bed. It is a romantic comedy, which Mr. Gordon-Levitt is directing his feature film. Co-star of the film is Scarlett Johansson.

The story of “Don Jon” commences when Don Jon sees Barbara Sugarman (Scarlett Johanson) with the red dress in the nightclub. Jon makes a bet to get her with his witty move and instead of being the leader he becomes a slave.

 “Don Jon” is a good ethnic comedy movie, where each time Don Jon has family dinner he observes the older tribal extinction in his parents. His mother in the kitchen making a dinner and his father is waiting in the table.

Mr. Gordon-Levitt efficiently interprets the theory of Ms. Williams about pornographic research of feminine view into funny comedy piece of work. Jon meets an old woman Esther who gives him an old fashioned pornographic movie directed by female. By offering the movies Esther actually brings Jon more than expected.

“Don Jon” rated R. Audience under age 17 needs to be accompanied with parent of adult person. Man and woman nakedness.

The Cast and team behind the curtains of “Don Jon”

Director, writer and star of the movie is Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Editor Lauren Zuckerman. Released by Relativity and the runtime of the movie is 90 minutes. Produced by Ram Bergman.

Cast: Joseph Gordon Levitt (as Don Jon- Jon Martello Jr.), Scarlett Johansson (as Barbara Sugarman), Julianne Moore (Esther), Tony Danza (father of Don Jon- Jon Martello Sr.), Rob Brown (Jon’s friend Bobby), Glenne Headly (mother of Jon- Angela Martello), Brie Larson (Monica Martello) and Jeremy Luke (Danny).