1999
R
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
1 h 52 m

1999
R
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
1 h 52 m

Summary Dr. Mumford (Dean) has a talent for listening. He's only been in town four months, but he's already the most popular psychologist around. He listens to his clients' problems, gets involved in their lives -- and helps them in unexpected ways. But the man who hears the secrets has the biggest secret of all. (Touchstone Pictures)

Directed By: Lawrence Kasdan

Written By: Lawrence Kasdan

1999
R
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
1 h 52 m

1999
R
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
1 h 52 m

Mumford

Name: Mumford
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 1999-09-24
Duration: 1 min 52 s
Rating: 62
Cast: Loren Dean, Hope Davis, Jason Lee, Alfre Woodard, Mary McDonnell

Metascore Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

User Score Generally Favorable Based on 9 User Ratings

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Directed By: Lawrence Kasdan

Written By: Lawrence Kasdan

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Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

61% Positive
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33% Mixed
11 Reviews

6% Negative
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Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

61% Positive
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33% Mixed
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6% Negative
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100

New York Daily News

Among the funniest and most satisfying films I've seen in years.

By Jack Mathews FULL REVIEW

L.A. Weekly

How refreshing it is to see a studio picture where plot development is revealed not so much by grandiose action as by the small, interior shifts that are witnessed through a character's eyes.

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Portland Oregonian

Agreeably entertaining, peppered with rich laughs and very nice actorly touches.

By Shawn Levy FULL REVIEW

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Low-voltage and forgettable.

By William Arnold FULL REVIEW

Los Angeles Times

Those who enjoy the old-fashioned Hollywood pleasure of seeing divergent threads neatly pulled together will be more than satisfied.

By Kenneth Turan FULL REVIEW

Dallas Observer

Comes straight out of the Forrest Gump School of Interpersonal Magic, and that's not necessarily a good thing.