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Up in the Air

Name: Up in the Air
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 2009-12-04
Duration: 110 min
Rating: 6.9

★ 6,9 /10 (4,095 Votes)

2009 EN 110 min

Overview

Corporate downsizing expert Ryan Bingham spends his life in planes, airports, and hotels, but just as he’s about to reach a milestone of ten million frequent flyer miles, he meets a woman who causes him to rethink his transient life.

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Release date

04/12/2009

Votes

4,095

Popularity

6.5

The story of a man ready to make a connection.

Genres

Drama Romance

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

110 min

Budget

$25,000,000

Revenue

$166,842,739

George Clooney

Ryan Bingham

Vera Farmiga

Alex Goran

Anna Kendrick

Natalie Keener

Sam Elliott

Maynard Finch

Amy Morton

Kara Bingham

Jason Bateman

Craig Gregory

Melanie Lynskey

Julie Bingham

J.K. Simmons

Bob

Danny McBride

Jim Miller

Zach Galifianakis

Steve

Tamala Jones

Karen Barnes

Adhir Kalyan

Fired IT worker

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Keri Maletto

Software convention geek

Steve Eastin

Samuels

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Adrienne Lamping

Tammy

Chris Lowell

Kevin

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Erin McGrane

Dianne

Marvin Young

Young MC

Cut Chemist

Conference DJ

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Meagan Flynn

Flight Attendant

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Dustin Miles

Ned

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Tamara Tungate

Club Hostess

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Laura Ackermann

Check-in Lady

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Meghan Maguire

Business Woman

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Courtney Kling

Airport Clerk

Matt O'Toole

Alex's Husband

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Alan David

Hilton Clerk

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Cari Mohr

Purser

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Jerry Vogel

San Francisco Manager

Jeff Witzke

Goalquest Host

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Dave Engfer

Software Dude

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Paul Goetz

Rental Car Assistant

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Michele Reitman

Conference Worker

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Jennifer Nitzband

Wedding Cousin

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Bill Yancy

Wedding Pastor

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John Mebruer

Band Leader

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Ellen Gutierrez

Wedding Coordinator

Adam Rose

Makeout Dave

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Kevin Pilla

Terminated Employee

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Kelly Bertha

Terminated Employee

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Cozy Bailey

Terminated Employee

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Lamorris Conner

Terminated Employee

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Deborah L. Norman

Terminated Employee

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Casey Bartels

Terminated Employee

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Bill Phelan

Terminated Employee

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Arthur Hill

Terminated Employee

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Patricia Allison

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David F. Rybicki

Terminated Employee

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Andy Glantzman

Terminated Employee

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Kevin D. Lewis

Terminated Employee

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Jo Michelle Favaro

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Stephanie Janiunas

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Thomas M. Martilotti

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Erin Welsh-Krengel

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Marlene Gorkiewicz

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Mark Sommers

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Wilbur Weidlich

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Grace Smith

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Scott Lapinski

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George Batten

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Ron Madoff

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I don’t really get why this movie got an Oscar nomination. I mean it’s watchable but I don’t think it’s Oscar-worthy. I think this movie is too simple to be nominated. There were some funny parts but it’s more of a “LOL” than “LMAO”. Script wise, it’s nice. It’s kind of real in a way since a lot of people are losing their jobs because of recession. I think that’s one of the reasons why people liked this movie because it is what’s happening right now in the USA.

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This is one of those movies that takes you in a certain direction but in the end changes course and brings you somewhere else. It was entertaining but the ending was not the one I was hoping for and I felt diminished the rest of the movie.

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Humane, with characters, developments and performances that resonate with anyone currently transiting adulthood and seeing their lives not turn out as expected. Unfortunately, I believe it is the nature of these corporate figure, stoic, cynic, hypocritical characters what might weigh the emotional aspect down for a greater part of the story, only cut through by brief bursts of Kendrick and Lynskey excellence, and eventually, Clooney's character's growth. Overall, the final message is a little cheesily put, specially with the expectation put on romance and family, but I believe the interpretati…

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