Lou Magee

I absolutely have loved this film for years. I recommend it 1000%. I can repeatedly watch it and enjoy it every time. I particularly love Jack Palance's role in it. It is an odd mix of characters living out west in the desert with little explanation of how they survive on meager earnings. Chh Pounder's role goes from one extreme to another and she seems to enjoy playing the various moods. The movie is literally magical.

Preposterous story. No real story, just emphasis on sex between every characters, their sex hangups, talking about sex, lessons on sex, just running from one relationship to another. I cannot believe the obsession Woody Allen has about sex throughout his entire career. Does he ever think sbout anything else? Oh, yeah he gossips. And there is a script, only one copy. Sure. Really? And it's torn up by an upset woman who was jilted. He even manages to insert Donald Trump in a scene. The final nail in the coffin for this dead end film about nothing but sex.

It's Woody Allen playing a 40 yr old dating Muriel Hemingway at age 17 yrs. Sickening how he has the nerve to portray such an ugly guy with a beautiful underage girl. Not realistic for voluntary union. And then he's with Meryl Streep. Unreal. The music, black and white film and Manhatten scencery is good but not enough to make up for the Woody Allen matchups. Sorry but this review is coming from a female. Not worth it. Even the scenes with Diane Keaton is just a psycho babble discussion.

A much appreciated Merchant-Ivory film led by superb actors Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson. An excellent supporting cast includes Christopher Reeve. I loved the story about a British upper class home, although owned by the American Reeve's character, the story revolves around a British butler and a housekeeper in a home full of butlers and maids and upper echelon of British bureaucrats and upper class. There is romantic tension between the 2 working class leads. The story is full of eye opening scenes during wartime and postwartime society and full of the prejudices of that time. A movie I could watch over and over. A very well done movie.

Excellent, excellent movie. So well played by Brian Cox. I am a fan for life. Highly recommend. Enjoyed every moment.

Very slow pace. Hard to watch because the plot leaves little of interest. Title misleading.

I cannot understand why reviewers feel compelled to reveal the storyline and outline of the movie. It was good but unnecessarily long. Storylines within storylines but drawn out to the end. Why must there be affairs in the movie to add sex when it is totally unnecessary? I would say it is an above average movie but not worth 5 stars. It would have to be worth viewing at least twice for that. Good but not great. A lot of good acting and good character actors.

Loved it so much I bought a copy of the flick. Good entertainment, thiller with some humorous moments. You cannot go wrong with John Goodman and then good chemistry with Al Pacino playing NY cops. Very good authenticity. I have watched it numerous times. You should love the drama mixed with humor.

I absolutely love this movie and have been watching it daily since the first time I saw it. The music, the characters, the actors all pull this story together beautifully. Great character acters like Peter Boyle and Jack Warden. And greats like Peter Gallagher, Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman. Very upbeat story and a wonderful loving functional family. Elsie, the grandmother, is fantastic to the whole story. It leaves my streaming service in 11 days. I will be feeling it. I highly recommend it to all ages, men and women alike. Btw, it's a love story.

Scary but you knew it couldn't end predictably which made it less unpredictable. You hated both male lead characters so the ending was satisfying yet unfulfilling for the viewer. Somewhat average. Good cast however Michael Douglas seemed uncomfortable in his character and at times a little unbelievable.