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Days of Thunder (Travis Hoover)
San Francisco Chronicle (Ruthe Stein)
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DVDActive (Richard Schuchardt)
Intolerable Cruelty turned out to be a surprise package for me; I mentioned earlier that I am not a huge fan of the Coen Brothers’ previous movies so I wasn’t expecting much. However, the fact that I did enjoy this film probably goes to ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at DVDActive (Richard Schuchardt)
Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
Although it will probably be seen as the least "Coen" of the Coen brothers films, Intolerable Cruelty is still unmistakably theirs. Like many of their previous films (Hudsucker Proxy, Miller's Crossing, Barton Fink, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, T ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
JoBlo's Movie Emporium ("JoBlo")
I tried as hard as I could not to look at this film as a "Coen bros movie", but goddamnit, their names are all over the place, as writers, producers, directors...yet, unlike all of their other unique projects, other people's names are next to theirs, ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at JoBlo's Movie Emporium ("JoBlo")
MovieWeb (Derek May)
Considering the divorce rate in this country it's a wonder this film hasn't been made before. I mean, what's more American than marrying for money-- hell, we've got hit TV shows solely dedicated to it. But while divorce isn't new, the relationships in ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at MovieWeb (Derek May)
DVD Clinic ("Indiana Sev")
A suave and unscrupulous divorce attorney (is there any other kind?) bored with his job and lifestyle gets a real hard shot of adrenalin when he meets a gold-digging beauty and falls in love. They both must then figure out if trust and love can ever ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at DVD Clinic ("Indiana Sev")
ShowBIZ Data
Although many critics suggest that the Coen Brothers' Intolerable Cruelty is their most commercial film to date, few seem to believe it will have much commercial success, even though it stars Catherine Zeta-Jones and George Clooney. Nevertheless, most ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at ShowBIZ Data
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Jam! Movies (Liz Braun)
Pretty to look at, really and truly funny, streaked with cynicism and chock full of talent. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Jam! Movies (Liz Braun)
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (Ken Hanke)
It's finally Clooney's show and he manages to make you believe there are at least four balls in the juggling act even when there are only two. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (Ken Hanke)
New York Times (Elvis Mitchell)
An intelligent, modern screwball comedy. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at New York Times (Elvis Mitchell)
Las Vegas Weekly (Josh Bell)
The thing that gets you in the end is the sheer joy the Coens bring to the film, even polishing someone else's story and working with big Hollywood stars. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Las Vegas Weekly (Josh Bell)
Greenwich Village Gazette (Eric Lurio)
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Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
With a giddy, chin-up, straight-face delivery, the film is deadpan silly. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
Sacramento Bee (Joe Baltake)
It's fun to watch fabulous-looking, confident people trying to finesse each other into a corner. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Sacramento Bee (Joe Baltake)
Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
Given only the stars and the title, you'll no
doubt expect a film much different than the one
you'll see. And at least for me, that's a good
thing.
With a giddy, chin-up, straight-face delivery, ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Hollywood Report Card (Ross Anthony)
Boston Herald (David Brudnoy)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Inside the satirical "Intolerable Cruelty," there's a Hugh Grant romantic comedy fighting to get free and light up the screen with easy answers and comforting emotions. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Creative Loafing (Matt Brunson)
Clooney, in one of his best screen turns to date, exhibits the right degree of screwball aptitude. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Creative Loafing (Matt Brunson)
Christian Science Monitor (David Sterritt)
Seven years have passed since Joel and Ethan Coen struck gold with "Fargo," still regarded by many as their best movie. Recent pictures such as "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and "The Man Who Wasn't There" made far smaller splashes, pointing to a clear ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Christian Science Monitor (David Sterritt)
Boston Globe
I'm not sure who said it first, but whoever did was right: The world doesn't need any more lawyers. What it needs is more movie stars playing lawyers. I think Joel and Ethan Coen are with me on this one. For ''Intolerable Cruelty,'' they've hired ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Boston Globe
Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
Intolerable Cruelty is the first Coen Brothers movie that doesn’t really feel like a Coen Brothers movie. Most of their signature elements are there—exaggerated characters, witty dialogue, a strangely twisty plot—but it all feels dialed down. That does ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
Movie Gazette (Gary Panton)
A break from the norm for the Coen boys, but this so-so attempt at an old-school screwballer only just manages pass marks. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Movie Gazette (Gary Panton)
d+kaz. Intelligent Movie Reviews (Daniel Kasman)
The great thing about great filmmakers is that even their worst work is better than the majority of films out there. Case in point is Intolerable Cruelty, without a doubt the Coen brothers most frivolous, off-hand, flawed, and least important ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at d+kaz. Intelligent Movie Reviews (Daniel Kasman)
Bullz-Eye.com
While this movie may scream "sell out" to those hardcore Coen fans out there, the overall product isn't so bad. You'll find plenty of laughs scattered throughout, but in the end this probably won't make a lasting impression on you. "Intolerable ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Bullz-Eye.com
ViewLondon (Matthew Turner)
Enjoyable screwball comedy that will please some but is a slight disappointment, given the high standards set by the Coen’s previous movies.Intolerable Cruelty is a Coen Brothers movie with a difference, in that they didn’t originate the idea and only ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at ViewLondon (Matthew Turner)
Deep Focus (Bryant Frazer)
It's a little ironic that, in an apparent bid for mainstream credibility with a major studio, rather than extending their talents in directions suggested by the excellently accessible The Big Lebowski and O Brother, Where Art Thou?, the Coen brothers ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Deep Focus (Bryant Frazer)
Laramie Movie Scope (Robert Roten)
The story does go a little overboard near the end of the film as a hit man is hired to kill a person involved in a divorce case. Some may complain about the film's sentimentality. You have to have a certain amount of sentimentality if you are going to ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Laramie Movie Scope (Robert Roten)
Steve Rhodes
Just as ambitious as Miles is Marylin Rexroth (Catherine ZetaJones), a gold digger who likes marrying really rich, really dumb guys whom she can divorce before their first anniversary, preferably their first monthly anniversary. But she's a woman with ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Steve Rhodes
Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)
As an admitted attempt to imitate the screwball romantic comedies of the 1930s, Intolerable Cruelty works with some success as a comedy. As a romance, however, it falls far short of its goal. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)
Karina Montgomery
However, the magic between them was so bogged down by story and character issues I just wanted to cry. As did my companion. Clearly this movie was tested to death, or at least, to the death of the Coen's trademark magic. The film begins with the ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Karina Montgomery
FilmStew.com review (Larry Carroll)
Intolerable Cruelty
Brothers Joel and Ethan Coen, otherwise known as “The Two-Headed Director,” reunite with George Clooney and Billy Bob Thornton for their latest madcap romp. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at FilmStew.com review (Larry Carroll)
Kansas City Star (Robert W. Butler)
As he showed in O Brother, Where Art Thou? Clooney has become a first-class comic performer, one eager to blow off his matinee-idol looks and indulge his characters' inner idiocies. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Kansas City Star (Robert W. Butler)
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Aisle Seat (Mike McGranaghan)
This film is like a Trojan horse; it pretends to be all cute and cuddly, but underneath that façade are some very large fangs. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Aisle Seat (Mike McGranaghan)
New York Daily News (Jack Mathews)
If Intolerable Cruelty isn't a convincing love story, it's a hugely entertaining one. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at New York Daily News (Jack Mathews)
Hollywood.com (Leigh Johnson)
Intolerable Cruelty may not be the Coen brothers' best work, but it's still several steps above the other romantic comedies Hollywood's churned out in recent memory. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Hollywood.com (Leigh Johnson)
Mediasearch, Australia
Joel and Ethan Coen give us a screwball comedy, something looked upon less favourably than their more serious filmmaking. Their intelligent and offbeat films have been underrated. I wouldn't think that “Intolerable Cruelty” would be treated that way, ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Mediasearch, Australia
NYC Film Critic (Ethan Alter)
Intolerable Cruelty was supposed to be the Coens first mainstream movie and while its certainly more "ordinary" than their previous features, it's clear almost immediately that the film still takes place in Coenville. You can see it in the little visual ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at NYC Film Critic (Ethan Alter)
Reel.com
Half the fun of watching a Coen brothers movie is not knowing what to feel about it. It's like that Janeane Garofalo bit about someone watching a Mentos commercial for the first time—"What the f*@k? Is this German?"
Whether it's a ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Reel.com
filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
How can you not love the Coen brothers? The sibling creators of some of cinema's most classic films -- Fargo, Blood Simple, O Brother, Where Art Thou? -- are back at it, this time with their strangest production yet.
Oh, I don't mean strange as in ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
Detroit Free Press (Terry Lawson)
Clooney and Zeta-Jones make for a glamorous couple, and there is enough chemistry between them that you might find yourself wondering if Michael Douglas has a Miles Massey prenup. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Detroit Free Press (Terry Lawson)
Salt Lake Tribune (Sean Means)
The joy of Intolerable Cruelty is in watching Clooney deconstruct his suave screen persona, that mix of Cary Grant cool and Dean Martin hip, in front of your very eyes. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Salt Lake Tribune (Sean Means)
Kalamazoo Gazette (James Sanford)
Watching this all play out is like snacking on meringue cookies and champagne: You'll certainly enjoy it, but you're likely to crave something a bit more substantial later on. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Kalamazoo Gazette (James Sanford)
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Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
Near the end of this smart, speedy romantic farce, the comic engine hits a wall and sputters. Until then, this Coen brothers film -- easily their silliest -- is fueled by a screwball fizz that keeps the laughs popping. It helps that the stars are ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
Toronto Star
Directed by Joel Coen. At major theatres. PG
If you're going to take comic aim at a target as big and obvious as Beverly Hills matrimonial combat, the least you can do is what Joel and Ethan Coen do in their neo-screwball anti-romantic comedy ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Toronto Star
Los Angeles Daily News (Glenn Whipp)
Further proof that the Coens can take any genre -- in this case, a star-driven screwball comedy -- and make it work without sacrificing their unique sensibility in the process. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Los Angeles Daily News (Glenn Whipp)
Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
There's snappy dialogue, delightfully off-center acting and a pulsing thoroughfare of cynicism. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
Clooney is definitely the man of these two hours. His portrait of a shark in love is a model of classy comic acting. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)
Charlotte Observer (Lawrence Toppman)
Zeta-Jones dominates the movie. She has never looked so radiant, and acting is almost beside the point. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Charlotte Observer (Lawrence Toppman)
Bangor Daily News (Maine) (Christopher Smith)
The film has a lot going for it - a gem of a premise and one of the most outrageous laughs tucked into a movie this year - but it ultimately comes up short. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Bangor Daily News (Maine) (Christopher Smith)
Seattle Times (Moira MacDonald)
Wonderfully fluffy concoction. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Seattle Times (Moira MacDonald)
Globe and Mail (Liam Lacey)
If Intolerable Cruelty establishes one thing, it's that George Clooney is the closest thing that contemporary Hollywood has to an old-fashioned matinee idol. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Globe and Mail (Liam Lacey)
Premiere Magazine (Glenn Kenny)
While it's not nearly as beguiling as the Coen's last pic, the uncanny The Man Who Wasn't There, Cruelty is still a brisk hoot. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Premiere Magazine (Glenn Kenny)
Denver Post (Lisa Kennedy)
Watching Clooney's Miles and Zeta-Jones' Marylin eye each other is a simmering pleasure. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Denver Post (Lisa Kennedy)
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Duane Dudek)
An oversize screwball comedy in the Big Lebowski tradition. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Duane Dudek)
Minneapolis Star Tribune (Colin Covert)
Intolerable Cruelty isn't half as clever as most Coen films ... but it's much more likable. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Minneapolis Star Tribune (Colin Covert)
Las Vegas Review-Journal (Carol Cling)
Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) (Mark Collette)
The Coens ... have taken a typically trite target for ridicule and splayed it out for an attack from outer space, where Coen brothers scripts tend to originate. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) (Mark Collette)
ESpy.ca (Andrew Dignan)
Having learned from their last flirtation with big money—1994's Joel Silver produced The Hudsucker Proxy, which with its stylized set design and arch-Capra homages was a costly bomb—the Coens have made a film with an easy to market premise and two ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at ESpy.ca (Andrew Dignan)
Philadelphia Inquirer
Miles Massey boasts dentition to die for. His pearly whites are his pride and joy, and he checks them, brushes them, guides his tongue approvingly across them, as if his livelihood depended on their preternatural gleam. Which, in a way, in the ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Philadelphia Inquirer
Film Freak Central (Bill Chambers)
Half the pleasure of Intolerable Cruelty is watching the Coens play it safe ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Film Freak Central (Bill Chambers)
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Playing smitten lawyer Miles Massey with the graceful aplomb of a suave Jerry Lewis, Clooney takes his pretty-boy image on a fringe journey of impeccable comedic exactitude, pursuing gold-digging ice-queen, Marilyn (Catherine Zeta-Jones playing her usual ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Poffy The Cucumber's Movie Mania
Film Blather (Eugene Novikov)
Intolerable Cruelty made me laugh harder than anything else this year, but it might also be the film I will forget the fastest. So slight that it almost melts as you watch it, the Coen Brothers' fourth pure comedy is a far cry from their last effort, the ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Film Blather (Eugene Novikov)
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The luscious colors and witty vantages of Deakins’ images, then, or the arrhythmic editing of “Roderick Jaynes” (the Coens’ longstanding pseudonym) become just as cosmetic as Clooney’s suave smile, and delivering a promise just as false as the ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Nick's Flick Picks (Nick Davis)
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[Ce film] est tout ce que l’on ne veut pas voir les Coen faire dans leur futur, mais aussi le genre de comédie romantique que l’on souhaiterait voir plus souvent. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Panorama (Louis-Jérôme Cloutier)
eFilmCritic.com (Elaine Perrone)
That a Coen film would be 'just tolerable' is terribly disappointing. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at eFilmCritic.com (Elaine Perrone)
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The Coen brothers,EthanandJoel, make significant strides towards classic "screwball" territory withIntolerable Cruelty, a much more tolerable comedy than we've been led to believe."Screwball," that rarely achieved and beautiful classification of comedy, ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Steve Rhodes <Steve.Rhodes@internetreviews.com>
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"The Coens just couldn't nail this one down." ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)
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For fans of creative cinema, let's hope the heavy-on-style, heavy-on-smugness "Intolerable Cruelty" is simply a bump in the road for the Coens and that their next film (a remake of the classic Ealing Studios black comedy "The Ladykillers") will ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Offoffoff -- The Guide to Alternative New York
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Steve Murray)
A display of two high-wattage stars sweating to enliven a paper-thin script that substitutes plot twists for an engaging story. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Steve Murray)
RopeofSilicon (Brad Brevet)
The battle of the sexes is taken to a new level once Miles Massey (Clooney) and Marylin Rexroth (Zeta-Jones) meet in a battle of the sexes on a personal and professional level in Intolerable Cruelty. Cruelty follows Miles Massey, a prominent LA divorce ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at RopeofSilicon (Brad Brevet)
Lee's Movie Info (Lee Tistaert)
Reno Gazette-Journal (Forrest Hartman)
Has worthwhile moments, including an excellent performance by [George] Clooney, but the plotting is contrived. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Reno Gazette-Journal (Forrest Hartman)
Jigsaw Lounge (Neil Young)
Intol.: tol.24th October, 2003(seen same day, UGC Cinema, Boldon)for a longer version of this review, clickherebyNeil ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Jigsaw Lounge (Neil Young)
Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) (Thomas Peyser)
A competent bit of work from which striking originality and idiosyncrasy have mostly been pruned away. ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) (Thomas Peyser)
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
The camera just stands there and gawks at Catherine Zeta-Jones, and so does George Clooney, and so do we. She goes on the list with Ava Gardner and Deborah Kerr. It's not a long list. She ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
As they made clear with The Hudsucker Proxy, Joel and Ethan Coen have a thing for the stylish, rapid-fire screwball comedies of the 30s and 40s. As reflected by the film's reception, it's fair to say the rest of the planet was cautious not to ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
Moda Magazine (Brian Orndorf)
Heading back into Coen territory (after "O Brother") is George Clooney, proving once again that if he bounces between working with Steven Soderbergh and the Coens for the rest of his career, he will reach unattainable heights as an actor. Filled with ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Moda Magazine (Brian Orndorf)
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St. Paul Pioneer Press (Chris Hewitt)
I don't mean to overstate the film's flaws. It is fun, but in such a clinical way that you could quantify the experience of watching it: eight big laughs, 20 chuckles and six draggy parts. And, although it's the Coens' biggest romance on paper, you ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at St. Paul Pioneer Press (Chris Hewitt)
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Hardcore fans of the Coen brothers would be well within their rights to be somewhat fearful of Intolerable Cruelty. The script originated years ago with writing team Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone (Life and Big Trouble), and was subsequently given a ...read the complete Intolerable Cruelty movie review at Channel 4 Film (--)
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