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Movie Reviews of Four Play
Movie Review: Four play
Summary: 3 Stars
A wonderful movie for all fans of Colin Firth ! The sceene with Colin Firth at the session with the reluctant family counsellor played by Steven Fry is a must to see! Also worth seeing for Irene Jacobs.Movie Review: Four Play
Summary: 3 Stars
Was a pleasant movie. Cute and funny in some parts. If Colin Firth fan will love it.Movie Review: Good Effort but not Best in Class
Summary: 2 Stars
... This movie is also known as Londinium (which by the way is the name of the book a character writes).
This was a pretty predictable movie. Not one that I would classify as a Romantic Comedy. Maybe better classified as a Drama gone wrong??
Colin Firth was delightful, as always. However, Mariel Hemingway was not.
Colin plays a TV producer of one of the hottest shows in Britain who is married to the shows star (Mariel Hemingway). A TV writer is acquired from America. He of course lusts after the Star. Much predictableness ensues as The Star and the Writer set out to put their respective partners in a situation where adultery can occur.
We end with the one couple committed to each other and the other going their separate ways.
I'd give this movie a "C". Good effort but not top of the class!
Movie Review: foul play
Summary: 2 Stars
not happy with this one- have watched it twice in two days to try to find something more to like about it- without success. The story is OK, but there is not a lot of comedy in this 'sex-comedy' ( there's not a lot of sex either ), apart from the scenes with Stephen Fry as a therapist. Binder seems to be trying to emulate Woody Allen's style and character in this movie. The remaining characters do their bit, but there is not a lot to work with in a story about two couples who switch partners.Movie Review: Waste of time.
Summary: 2 Stars
A romantic comedy that is neither. It plays and feels like one of those investigative films about some crime of which I'm not sure anyone really knows. There's nothing really funny here. Hemmingway is her usual gorgeous self, Firth is as solid a performer as ever, and, well, beyond that it's not worth a whole lot.
Pass it up.