- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Dec 19, 2001
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TimJul 4, 20038Great movie.
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CloritaP.Feb 26, 200210I really think it is a movie with a great message that it takes a better person to walk away from a fight than to have freinds.
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JingoS.Nov 23, 20037Humorous, slow at times. Fun and cute.
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SteveP.Jan 5, 20038I enjoyed it for its simple, old-fashioned feel. Good for the kids.
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EliA.Mar 25, 200410This was one of the best movies I have ever watched! It has some funny parts to it, and it has a good message.
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DarrinS.Oct 14, 20028This movie was really good, at one time or another we all have been in that position.
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JoeS.Jul 12, 20020It sucked every possible crapiness that was possible.
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ArthurSep 17, 20023A very unfunny movie that is too much drama, not nearly enough laughs. I like Tim Allen as an actor, but this isn't his kind of movie.
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KarlC.Sep 28, 20021Empty movie at its worst. It's not entertaining, and very braindead. Instead of wasting your time watching this movie, do something else. Read, do some exercices. Do not deaden your mind with this kind of junk.
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40The picture is nearly stolen, however, by co-star Greg Germann (of TV's Ally McBeal) in the role of Joe's company's resident corporate weasel. Germann's squinty-eyed insincerity is truly a marvel to behold, and it's an astringent corrective to the film's rather too frequent feel-good passages.
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20Wasn't worth Allen's time and isn't worth yours.
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63For all the story's bland familiarity, it has winning moments. Allen's no actor, but he projects a likeable personality.