Directed by:
Douglas McGrathScreenplay:
Aline Brosh McKennaCinematography:
Stuart DryburghCast:
Sarah Jessica Parker, Christina Hendricks, Olivia Munn, Pierce Brosnan, Kelsey Grammer, Greg Kinnear, Jane Curtin, Jessica Szohr, Busy Philipps, Seth Meyers (more)VOD (4)
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Kate Reddy (Sarah Jessica Parker) is a finance executive who is the breadwinner for her husband (Greg Kinnear) and two kids. A new account adds another layer to her already packed schedule -- and it includes temptation in the form of business associate Jack Abelhammer (Pierce Brosnan). (official distributor synopsis)
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I don't like Sarah Jessica Parker. I'll admit that right away. I didn't expect much from this movie, but I thought it could be a decent watch on a Monday evening with my girlfriend. A bit of romance, a bit of humor. Oh, how wrong I was. Imagine Sarah as a mother of a family, a mother who can't handle anything because she has a job and kids, and that's just too much for an American woman. That's what the whole plot is about - how to balance family and work. When I think about how my mom managed everything, how she came home from work and still took care of all of us and didn't look tired in the evenings, always perfectly groomed and never had any problems with looking sloppy, I realize that this whole movie is just a big nonsense. It's about a poor little woman who doesn't have time to bake a cake for her child's school because we can't even do such a thing. But she can't handle anything. You don't see her working much, but she's incredibly exhausted nonetheless. You don't believe Sarah in her role at all, maybe because you have her fixed in "Sex and the City," but maybe because she simply can't act. I almost thought that Jennifer Aniston is a queen of actresses compared to her. Unfortunately, it's not just her who sinks the movie to the bottom, right next to Titanic, where, however, unlike the gigantic ship, it will stay forever. The main problem is the script, which is full of worn-out phrases and plots that are drowned in boredom. There's no real joke here. It wouldn't be delivered well anyway. Pierce Brosnan doesn't offend, Greg Kinnear wastes his talent on such nonsense. The attempt to spice up the movie a bit in the style of "Bridget Jones's Diary" doesn't work. Terrible, really terrible movie that gave me cramps. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/07/happy-feet-2-bobr-cislo-4-musketyri.html
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A romantic comedy about the hectic life of an emancipated mother, in which there is darn little romance and humor, leaving the viewer to search for it with a microscope. Not to mention all that baggage around makes most women seem like annoying twits, which probably doesn't thrill many guys. (40%)
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