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Director:
Kevin Rodney Sullivan
Writer:
Ronald Bass
Terry McMillan
Production:
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Movie
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The story of a woman who must break the rules of love and her own way of thinking to find her heart.
The story of a woman who must break the rules of love and her own way of thinking to find her heart. (Fox)
Genre(s):
Drama
Romance
Production:
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Runtime:
124 min
Home Release Date:
Jan 13, 2004
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Director:
Kevin Rodney Sullivan
Writer:
Ronald Bass
Terry McMillan
Starring:
Angela Bassett Taye Diggs
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"This is escapism, pure and simple. And few know the power of such purity better than Terry McMillan."
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"The filmmakers go to obvious pains to add a bit of nutritive value to their sweet, frothy confection."
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"Whether you regard Stella's getting her groove back as a feminist battle cry or as a silly wish-fulfillment fantasy, the movie delivers guilt-free escapism about pretty people having wicked-hot fun in pretty places."
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"Director Kevin Rodney Sullivan, a television veteran making his feature film debut, has fluffed up this undemanding material much as one would a pillow. But pillows have their place and so do girlfriend movies."
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"I'm not denying that a 40-year- old woman might be self-conscious about going around with someone this young. But the subject isn't interesting or provocative enough to sustain an entire movie."
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"All the comedy, tragedy, and various obstacles to romance seem to have been contrived to divert the story from its tendency toward pulp erotica."
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"Like "Waiting to Exhale" except more so, film jerks from scene to scene with little sense of rhythm, continuity or dramatic shaping."
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