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Old 17-Apr-2007, 12:12
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Hi, I've watched the movie "As good as it gets" with Jack Nicholson and didn't really get the meaning of the title... Can you tell me what does it mean, please?
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Default Re: "As good as it gets"

It means " it's not going to get better than this" but the same phrase has been used in a sardonic or ironic way in the movie.
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