Richard Gere,
Helen Hunt,
Farrah Fawcett,
Laura Dern,
Shelley Long
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Director Robert Altman reteams with Cookie's Fortune scribe Anne Rapp for this tale of a Dallas gynecologist and the parade of anxious patients, haggard family members, and potential love interests wh... read more
DVD Release Date: October 23, 2001
Stats: 384 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (384)
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October 27, 2011fb1664868775Though in no way comparable to some of his other works, I like to think of this as Altman's take on the "chick flick" genre. Featuring hilarious performances from Laura Dern, Shelley Long and Richard Gere.
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April 27, 2011
"Dr. T & The Women" is a very underrated film from Robert Altman. While it's far from his best work and the comedy is much broader than his other films from the 00s, it's still immensely enjoyable. At it's heart, this is a film about women and how wild and unpredictable they can ... read more
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June 23, 2008
Robert Altman movie is much more going on than just that: this is a multicharacter ensemble piece in which the large cast has been enouraged to improvise. The result is a rich, flavourful character study that will appeal to the director's fans and possibly make a few converts to ... read more
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December 30, 2011
This is one of the funniest films from Robert Altman. The entire cast is terrific, Altman's overlapping dialogue is used perfectly, the huge ensemble cast that would make Paul Thomas Anderson would envy about, and I was fascinated with the women, particularly the relationship bet... read more
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July 16, 2011
A womanizing gynecologist...
now that's freaking hilarious LOL
But yeah, this was more boring than funny.
Critic Reviews
Hampered by a flighty tone that wears mighty thin by the time the two-hour picture ... takes its final over-the-top turn.
For those who don't mind being whipsawed between Rapp's characters and Altman's caricatures, there is much to enjoy in Dr. T.
Has hardly any plot at all, or believable characters. Full Review
The slightly anachronistic absurdity of the conceit -- the travails of a lone gentleman in a world of ladies -- gives the actors room to do some wonderful work. Full Review
Without exception, every one of Dr. T's -- and thus Altman's -- women is either neurotic, needy, naked, or a lesbian. In other words, either a male fantasy or a male fear.
Dr. T raises some seductive questions ... and mixes them up in a madcap and outlandish blender swirl. Through the murk, it's often hard to see the movie's heart. Full Review
Might have been titled Dr. T and the Miserable Hos.
While it's impossible to call anything fashioned by a man of Altman's skill unwatchable, there are times when this pedantic and dull effort comes close. Full Review
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