Kate & Leopold
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Movie Reviews of Kate & Leopold
Movie Review: Very funny, very romantic, very beautiful film!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I just saw Kate & Leopold, and it is funnier than I imagined, even funnier than "French Kiss", which is another Meg Ryan film I like very much. The scenes with Meg & her younger brother (Breckin Meyer)are quite funny, and the scenes with Meg & Hugh Jackman are funny as well. This film is much better than I expected because of the romantic twists that were brilliantly interwoven with the underlying comedy. So, I got to laugh quite a bit, and be moved to tears as well. Meg Ryan's performance was brilliant because she knows how to support her fellow actors, helping make them shine. I went away from this film with a good feeling--it was funny, uplifting and very satisfying. Few films can do this, and I will see this film many more times, I'm sure!Movie Review: Very funny, very romantic, very beautiful film!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I just saw Kate & Leopold, and it is funnier than I imagined, even funnier than "French Kiss", which is another Meg Ryan film I like very much. The scenes with Meg & her younger brother (Breckin Meyer)are quite funny, and the scenes with Meg & Hugh Jackman are funny as well. This film is much better than I expected because of the romantic twists that were brilliantly interwoven with the underlying comedy. So, I got to laugh quite a bit, and be moved to tears as well. Meg Ryan's performance was brilliant because she knows how to support her fellow actors, helping make them shine. I went away from this film with a good feeling--it was funny, uplifting and very satisfying. Few films can do this, and I will see this film many more times, I'm sure!Movie Review: Kate & Leopold "A unique love story"
Summary: 5 Stars
This was an absolutely wonderful movie. For those of us who long for love to to come along on a white horse, this is the movie for true hearts. A man out of time with never feeling loved, and a business women who constantly gets burned, love is just a century away for both. For the women of the world who long for a true gentleman, Hugh Jackman proves he is that. His mannerisms, his elegant taste in clothes and notablity of how to truly treat a woman is superb. Of course for the present business woman, who either doesn't have time for a relationship or who can never find the right man, these two characters prove that anything is possible, whether it be time, fate, or pure destiny. This movie has it all. Now I just wish I could find my true Prince on a white horse...Movie Review: Lovely lovely fairytale!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm into romantic comedies BIG TIME, and so far my favorite is Just like Heaven. This movie though, is a VERY close second!! It's dreamy! It's magical! And it's romantic! I'd say this movie is the closest to Cinderella any movie can get. There seemed not much wrong with the acting of Meg Ryan (I read reviews where people complained about it). She definitely looked good. She looked beautiful. And the romance portrayed between her and Jackman was better than I remember seeing in any romantic comedy recently. Veryyy highly recommended. One of the best love stories you'll ever come across.
As I expect of any 'love story' with a happy ending, this one made me laugh, cry, dream...and completely convinced me all over again that true love really is true. :)
Movie Review: My new hero
Summary: 5 Stars
Leopold is my new hero. He's not only a gentlemen, but he's a gentleman with moral absolutes. So much in our world is gray, that it's refreshing to meet someone who knows what he stands for. As a movie, it's a great romantic comedy. Who cares if it's "believeable". It's a wonderful escape from the threat of terrorist attacks and the rising jobless rate. The only thing I didn't care for was the amount of profanity. A couple of times it just didn't fit. At one point Leopold says, "Where the hell am I?" Leopold was an English gentlemen in 1876 and would NOT have used that kind of language. I think it could have been toned down a little in that area. The PG-13 rating is probably appropriate because of the language, but there is nothing else offensive in the movie.