Kate Hudson,
John Corbett,
Joan Cusack,
Hector Elizondo,
Helen Mirren
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Directed by Garry Marshall, Raising Helen revolves around Helen Harris (Kate Hudson), whose successful fashion career and decadent Manhattan lifestyle are plenty in terms of keeping her occupied and c... read more
Directed by: Garry Marshall
Release Date: May 28, 2004
DVD Release Date: October 12, 2004
Stats: 4,440 reviews
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June 23, 2011
Another great film from Kate Hudson! Heart wrenching yet heart warming at the same time!
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April 10, 2011
Another money vehicle for Kate Hudson, only Joan Cusack makes it any level of watchable. Full review later.
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July 7, 2010
Wow, I?m surprising myself with this one! I am definitely delving into the Chick Flick area here ? am I softening, no, it just appeared on tv and had to see how it ended, despite it being totally predictable. Made for easy watching, a not so bad no-brainer.
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April 14, 2007
Great warmth, romance and laugher with Kate Hudson as a hard-working fashion executive is turned upside when she's unexpectedly named guardian of her late sister's three troublesome kids!
Critic Reviews
This ode to the most stifling aspects of family and motherhood make you feel like the hicks have all uprooted themselves and moved into the front office at Touchstone. Full Review
Almost nothing about Raising Helen rings very true, other than the camera's crush on Kate Hudson. Full Review
Even those who seek the undemanding entertainment of life troubles being bravely dealt with might end up wishing they were given more than just sitcom resolutions. Full Review
Far from the worst cookie-cutter film to come off the Hollywood assembly line, merely the latest. Full Review
It's a painless, affably sentimental comedy that would make a popular TV series -- and probably will become one. Full Review
Like tumbling into chick-flick hell.
[Marshall] evidently finds the film's premise to be outrageously funny. Some viewers -- especially those who have looked out a window in the last 20 years -- may understandably be less impressed. Full Review
Does its inoffensive comedy bit. It's all professional, predictable, by the numbers. Full Review
Can't decide whether it's a romance, a fish-out- of-water flick, a teen-parent conflict story, or a tale of sibling rivalry and reconciliation, and therefore fails at each.
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