Jennifer Aniston,
Jay Mohr,
Kevin Bacon,
Olympia Dukakis,
Illeana Douglas
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Friends star Jennifer Aniston made her debut as the leading lady of a feature film in this romantic comedy. Kate (Aniston) is an art director with an advertising agency whose personal and professional... read more
Directed by: Glenn Gordon Caron
Release Date: August 1, 1997
DVD Release Date: January 18, 2000
Stats: 953 reviews
An average Aniston Rom-Com. Not her best or her worst. It's ok but I have watched a few of her more recent films lately that I thought were better or funnier at least.
The ultimate chick flick. Adorable movie. Jen is adorable, Kevin is gorgeous, & jay is 2 cute 4 words. Would absolutly recommend this movie 2 anyone who loves romantic comedies. I love it! <3
I love this movie again another brillant romcom starring my favourite jennifer aniston, this is a witty, entertainingly hilariuosly sexy romcom which keeps you glued to your tv!!
All though fairly predictable towards the end its still very good!!
Aniston plays a job obsessed wo... read more
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Minus one star for the directing. Have you ever seen a more unconvincing stroking of a loved one in bed scene?
Minus one star for the sparkling dialogue ?!
Minus one star for casting Jay Mohr. In anything.... read more
Minus one star for that green dress. And thr
Aniston's acting in this was was average at best. I didn't really like her character that much and it bothered me that she said she was "the nice girl" even though she's actually not. There were some pretty funny moments but many scenes were just annoying. The only reason I saw ... read more
Saddeningly this is the only Quality Jennifer Aniston film. It was alot better than I expected with Touching Romance and Heartbreaking comedy!
A suprising "Three out of Four" Stars. A Slight Reccomendation.
It was cute, but not great. I love Aniston, Bacon, and Dukakis, but the movie itself was kinda just blah.
A fairly innocent romantic comedy. Jennifer Aniston shows that she can carry a leading role.
Aniston doesn't need dialogue to catch Kate's quicksilver moods. It's the sitcom lines, at the service of a contrived plot, that choke her.
Insubstantial and oversweet, it still refreshes as a midsummer brain cooler.
Aniston comes across like an imitation of a movie star instead of the real thing. She gets less attractive as the film goes on. Full Review
It's a shame the plot is so contrived, because parts of this movie are really pretty good. Full Review
What Picture Perfect sells as romance is a junior high school health class morality lecture we all got years ago. And it was a crock then, too. Full Review
There are times when a bad ending doesn't seriously damage a motion picture. This is not one of those. Full Review
[Aniston] has the rare gift of getting you to root for her in the most trying of circumstances, a quality that will stand her in good stead when she progresses to better material. Full Review
enjoyable fluff
Sure, the movie follows a basic romantic comedy formula, but it has a freshness about it, mainly because Aniston and Mohr make a sweet match. Full Review
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