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bchabel

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Manchild

Manchild

7.8
  • Apr 17, 2002
  • Interesting variation on familiar themes

    Think HBO's Sex in the City transposed to England and the four females transformed into four men facing age 50. As with the HBO show, virtually all they think or talk about is sex. some of this is very amusing. some not at all.

    A focus on characters well out of the advertising industry's favored demographic is refreshing in and of itself. The acting is very good. The show will live or die on the basis of writing. These characters and their libidinous fixations could become tedious before long.

    For fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, be warned, the character Anthony Head plays says and does some very, very un-Gileslike things.
    Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien

    Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien

    7.1
    5
  • Jul 4, 2001
  • Cautionary tale about the unnerving consequences of taking small children on a long trip in a car without air conditioning.

    Yes, the Vanishing came to mind. But in that brilliant film we were slowly provided with character motivation. Not here. This is more like a boring French version of the Wonder Boys because of the writer's block subplot. Execept, again, here we have unappealing characters, no drugs, lackluster dialog and pacing, and those whining children. This is one family vacation best left alone.
    Cours, Lola, cours

    Cours, Lola, cours

    7.6
    6
  • Feb 4, 2001
  • Fine, tight little movie.

    But let's not go overboard. The plot and pacing brought the movie Go to mind immediately. But "Lola" is a bit undernourished in the plot department. "Go" had more plot, more panache, and more humor. Not that I should take anything away from Run Lola Run, but it is far from the epic some here make it out to be.
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