
New Year's Eve
2011 · Movie · PG-13 · 118 min · ★ 5.9 · 15% critics
The lives of several couples and singles in New York intertwine on New Year’s Eve as they juggle relationships, resolutions, and last-minute plans. As the night builds toward midnight, the stories overlap in unexpected ways.
Also known as New Years Eve
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Details
- Years
- 2011
- Release date
- 2011-12-08
- Language
- English
- Rated
- PG-13
- Runtime
- 118 min
- Critic score
- 15/100
- TMDB rating
- 5.9/10 (2,224 votes)
About
If you like ensemble holiday rom-coms with interwoven stories, you’ll probably enjoy New Year’s Eve, especially if you enjoyed Valentine’s Day or Love Actually; Not for you if you dislike crowded casts or prefer a stronger, more focused plot.
Pros: big city holiday vibe; overlapping relationship drama; upbeat feel-good moments | Cons: too many storylines; uneven comedy; characters feel underdeveloped
Themes
- new year's eve
- holiday
- illustrator
- caterer
- pedicab
- ticket
- videoconferencing
- multiple storylines
- duringcreditsstinger
Awards & recognition
- BET Award — Best Actor & Actress · 2012 · nominated
- Golden Raspberry Award — Worst Screen Ensemble · 2011 · nominated
- Golden Raspberry Award — Worst Director · 2011 · nominated
- Golden Raspberry Award — Worst Screenplay · 2011 · nominated
- Golden Raspberry Award — Worst Actress · 2011 · nominated
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- Golden Raspberry Award — Worst Picture · 2011 · nominated
Cast & crew

Hilary Swank
as Claire Morgan

Robert De Niro
as Stan Harris

Michelle Pfeiffer
as Ingrid Withers

Josh Duhamel
as Sam

Sarah Jessica Parker
as Kim Doyle

Zac Efron
as Paul

Lea Michele
as Elise

Ashton Kutcher
as Randy

Halle Berry
as Nurse Aimee

Jon Bon Jovi
as Daniel Jensen
Directed by Garry Marshall