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Take this Waltz (2012)
7.2
Jim
Take this Waltz is a movie that wants you to have a problem with it. It’s about a woman (Michelle Williams, Blue Valentine) torn between her husband (played by Seth Rogan) and a new man who entered her life. It’s an emotional and honest account as well as a mature slice-of-life film that you will appreciate either if you are familiar with a similar situation in real life, or if you give the film a chance, which I recommend you do.
1. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on MAX
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2. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on FUBO
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$74.99 per month
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3. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on MAGNOLIA SELECTS
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$4.99 per month
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Magnolia Selects is an on-demand streaming platform created and curated by Magnolia Pictures, a major player in the indie film industry.
4. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on VUDU
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5. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on KANOPY
6. You can rent Take this Waltz (2012) on AMAZON for $3.99
7. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on DIRECTV
8. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on HOOPLA
9. You can rent Take this Waltz (2012) on ITUNES for $3.99
10. You can rent Take this Waltz (2012) on MICROSOFT for $4.99
11. You can rent Take this Waltz (2012) on PLAY for $3.99
12. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on REALEYZ
13. You can watch Take this Waltz (2012) on REDBOX
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