Catherine Keener,
Anne Heche,
Todd Field,
Liev Schreiber,
Kevin Corrigan
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A Manhattan woman struggles with loneliness in the face of her best friend's imminent marriage in this well-received independent comedy from first-time writer-director Nicole Holofcener. Amelia (Cathe... read more
DVD Release Date: May 21, 2002
Stats: 114 reviews
I thought this movie was sweet. I don't get the title, however. I like Catherine Keener quite alot...not sure that I have ever seen a movie with her in it that I didn't like.
I don't recall being so filled with hatred when watching a movie. This proves the indie movement wasn't all good.
"Oh my god, this sponge that I'm washing the dishes with is unbelievable... oh my god it smells like a hotdog! It's disgusting... and I can't stop smelling it!"
Ok, out of context that line probably isn't very funny, but when I was watching this film it made me burst out loud ... read more
what a charming film we have here. how the masses don't enjoy a film like this is a mystery. i suppose the comedy is too subtle?
yes, they're walking... and yes, they're talking... they say alot of interesting things, but they're not really walking anywhere... but then aagin, Im a guy, and I couldnt really connect with it
my sisters & I LOVE THIS FILM. such a great film about close friendships & dating & love...........Catherine KEENER rules!
A romantic comedy about NY yuppies, who are always on the telephone, set in the West Village, idealized by Holofcener as a cozy neighborhood with no violence, drugs, or harrassment. Full Review
If any of Nicole Holofcener's films were to appeal to a male audience (or at least provide the fewest squirm-inducing moments to it), it would be Walking and Talking. Full Review
Superbly well made; great performances.
...the main emphisis appears to be on making the characters sound "clever" and "witty."
An intriguing insight into the big R
a totally charming, though lightweight, look at a childhood friendship
A funny and fetching drama about friendships between women. Full Review
Other than being a pleasant and enjoyable film, it doesn't really have much to say about relationships. Full Review
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