Critic Reviews
Prime (2005) Rank 4 Reviews
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based on (221) reviews
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Dallas Morning News (Philip Wuntch)
A film that's often a riot, with laughter growing out of identifiable human behavior. ...read the complete Prime movie review at Dallas Morning News (Philip Wuntch)
HNR - Hollywood North Report DVD Review (Vince D'Amato)
Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (Mark Pfeiffer)
A solid romantic comedy that benefits from its ambition to look at the importance of age and religious differences, even if it could have gone deeper. ...read the complete Prime movie review at Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (Mark Pfeiffer)
Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies (Nell Minow)
Lovely performances, some hilarious moments and some surprisingly touching ones, and the best pie-in-the-face gag since Mack Sennett. ...read the complete Prime movie review at Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies (Nell Minow)
zBoneman Movie Reviews (Kevin Jones & Adam Mast)
Streep's timing, and comic smarts are legitimately laugh out loud funny -- attempting to be an effective therapist, but no longer interested in every intimate detail about her son. ...read the complete Prime movie review at zBoneman Movie Reviews (Kevin Jones & Adam Mast)
The Cinema Source (Mike Masri)
I'm going to be honest; I didn't want to like this movie. The cover of the DVD as well as everything else associated with it screams "chick flick." However, I can't lie. The movie was good; in fact it was even funny a lot of the time. The movie ...read the complete Prime movie review at The Cinema Source (Mike Masri)
movies.com (Dave White)
A 37-year-old woman dates a 23-year-old man. Then she discovers that he's the son of her therapist.
What's the Deal? When Shopgirl's rich, old Steve Martin steps out with struggling young artist Claire Danes, no one bugs him about it. In fact, his ...read the complete Prime movie review at movies.com (Dave White)
The Cinema Source (Steve Moreau)
The Cinema Source (Mike Masri)
Empire Movies (Brendan Cullin)
Combustible Celluloid (Jeffrey M. Anderson)
With its silly sitcom conceit, Ben Younger's Prime starts off at a disadvantage. Uma Thurman plays Rafi, a recently divorced New York career woman who falls for a much younger man, a talented painter (Bryan Greenberg). Unfortunately, he happens to be the ...read the complete Prime movie review at Combustible Celluloid (Jeffrey M. Anderson)
Zertinet Movies (Steven Snyder)
If there is indeed a theme to be found in this year’s slate of movies, it might be this: The year of the mis-marketed film.
From “In Her Shoes” to the likes of “Bewitched,” a shocking number of 2005 titles have been far different than what ...read the complete Prime movie review at Zertinet Movies (Steven Snyder)
The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
It's enough of a romantic-comedy to satisfy fans of that genre, but different enough from the usual template to be worth recommending to regular people, too. It's also a good reminder not to lie to your shrink. ...read the complete Prime movie review at The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
Lee's Movie Info (Craig Younkin)
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