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Seeing Other People (2004) Rank 3 Reviews
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Film Threat (D. W. Smith)
Another astute independent comedy shot on a small budget and boasting high laugh-per-minute ratio. But these are good laughs, not your average sitcom laughs. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Film Threat (D. W. Smith)
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Chicago Tribune (Robert K. Elder)
Whatever the film lacks in presentation, it makes up for in laughs and ensemble performances that sing. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Chicago Tribune (Robert K. Elder)
The Cinema Source (Jeff Wilser)
That Cow (Andrew Bradford)
I don't quote the Spice Girls for just any old review. I think I can safely assume this is the first time. And, rest assured, it may very well not happen again. I can the hear the sighs of relief now. Seeing Other People is all about figuring out what ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at That Cow (Andrew Bradford)
DVD Talk (Robert Spuhler)
Without Nicholson (or, more accurately, someone other than Nicholson in the role of "Alice"), Seeing Other People would look a lot like other romantic comedies on the market. But Nicholson, who won "Best Actress" at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival for her ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at DVD Talk (Robert Spuhler)
DVD Town (Yunda Eddie Feng)
KQEK DVD Review (Mark R. Hasan)
Reel.com (Tim Knight)
Mixed Reviews: The Arts, The World, and More (Gabriel Shanks)
TV Guide (Ken Fox)
It's not only sexy, clever and well-acted by a fine cast of mostly TV actors, but it's also a grown-up comedyabout honest-to-God grown ups. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at TV Guide (Ken Fox)
Variety (Robert Koehler)
While lacking originality, pic is a case of cogent moviemaking that really knows its business. Traces of early Steven Soderbergh and recent Larry David enhance one of the most satisfying comedies in a fallow season. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Variety (Robert Koehler)
Dallas Observer (Luke Y. Thompson)
What results ultimately plays like a feature-length episode of an HBO comedy series like Sex and the City -- gratuitous nudity and all. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Dallas Observer (Luke Y. Thompson)
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Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
It isn't a successful movie but is sometimes a very interesting one, and there is real charm and comic agility by the two leads. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
The Movie Chicks
Ed (Jay Mohr) and Alice (Julianne Nicholson) have been in a monogamous relationship for 5 years. Now, just two months before they say their wedding vows, they give each other permission to sleep around - Ed is reluctant but Alice is insistent. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at The Movie Chicks
filmcritic.com (Jesse Hassenger)
Wallace Wolodarsky’s Seeing Other People is a comedy that’s supposed to be about how sexual temptation can really screw up a relationship, but it’s more illustrative of how a relationship can really screw up a comedy.
Ed (Jay Mohr) ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at filmcritic.com (Jesse Hassenger)
Movie House Commentary
Despite an ultra-low budget, a microscopic theatrical trial, and 67% negative reviews, Seeing Other People is not a bad romantic comedy at all. It follows the standard Hollywood formula, boy meets girl, etc, but is a whole lot of fun along the way. ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Movie House Commentary
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
Alice and Ed are happy. They've been happy for five years. They're engaged to be married. But then Alice begins to mope. She wonders if she's been unfairly short-changed in the sexual ...read the complete Seeing Other People movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
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