Kate Hudson,
Naomi Watts,
Jean-Marc Barr,
Leslie Caron,
Stockard Channing
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Based on the 1997 National Book Award-nominated novel of the same name by Diane Johnson (co-writer of the script for Stanley Kubrick's The Shining), Le Divorce is a romantic comedy from director James... read more
DVD Release Date: January 27, 2004
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July 15, 2011Sorry, but I liked it every time I've seen it.It's Got several things that work for me in a Chick Flick (or in this case CHIC Flick):
1) Paris 2) Great Classic Actresses (Glenn Close, Leslie Caron)as well as"It" Girl Actresses (Kate Hudson & Naomi Watts) 3) Shopping in Paris 4)... read more -
November 9, 2007A disappointment considering that the director and the likes of naomi watts,kate hudson,etc are well known actors
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August 12, 2007I actually enjoyed this movie. Didn't agree with some of the things they did or chose to do but how they recovered from their bad choices made this story a movie.
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July 5, 2007This was a but on the slow side, but perfect for a rainy day chick movie when you a bit bummed by silly men in your life.
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March 25, 2007I thought this film would be good because Kate Hudson was in it, but I was way wrong it was a big waste of the money that it cost to film it.
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March 1, 2007Like the New Yorker come to life, somehow more smug even, because there is not a consciousness of being smug.
It is assholish and tortuous to watch. I saw it at Embarcadero, and when I came out a lovely fog had settled over the north part of the City and was heading for Inner S... read more -
January 22, 2007This movie sucked monkey balls. Nothing about this movie was good, it was bad the whole way through.
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January 10, 2007yea this one was really kinda weird! cheating is not cool no matter how much money the guy has!! but still for the quest of true love is all around in this movie
Critic Reviews
August 29, 2003
Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel
August 22, 2003
Tom Long, Detroit News
It is a well-dressed film filled with thought and sly observations.
August 21, 2003
Terry Lawson, Detroit Free Press
It pokes along like a Renault on an interstate, lacking drama or momentum. Full Review
August 20, 2003
Steve Murray, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
It's all perfectly pleasant, but the movie lacks an urgent dramatic pulse, or a clear sense of whose story it's supposed to be, or even, from scene to scene, whether it's meant to be a comedy, drama o... Full Review
August 15, 2003
Joe Baltake, Sacramento Bee
The film's most successful performances come from those actors who have a subtle but firm grip on their otherwise skimpy characters -- Lhermitte and Caron, in particular. Full Review
August 15, 2003
Rex Reed, New York Observer
A delightful blend of American sensibility and French chaos in a movie that is sunny, surprising and consistently entertaining. Full Review
August 15, 2003
Jeff Strickler, Minneapolis Star Tribune
The film comes up short on insight into its characters. Full Review
August 15, 2003
Eric Harrison, Houston Chronicle
A charming, always-engaging comedy of manners. Full Review
August 15, 2003
Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post
For all that talent, and the lovely source material, there is something plodding about this comedy. Full Review
August 15, 2003
Bill Muller, Arizona Republic
Mostly Le Mediocre.
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