There are plenty of laughs in the outrageous predicaments and the actors are obviously having a ball.
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11/16/07
Park (2007)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:2
Rotten:4
Average Rating:4/10
Runtime: 86 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: William Baldwin, Ricki Lake, and Cheri Oteri lead a talented cast in PARK. A lunch hour provides more than just a break for the Los Angeles residents in this film festival favorite. In the space of... [More]
Starring: William Baldwin, Ricki Lake, Cheri Oteri, Melanie Lynskey
Director: Kurt Voelker
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Reviews for Park
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Top CriticNone of the characters seems particularly believable, except Lake's; she brings some feeling to a thin role. And the campy, "outrageous" comedy is pretty thin, too.
11/16/07
Top CriticSuicide, infidelity, spousal abuse and arrested development are the building blocks of Park a wearisome comedy.
11/16/07
Top CriticIt's all harmlessly naughty at the outset, but when it comes to juggling all those characters and their intersecting scenarios, Voelker lacks the dexterity of, say, Robert Altman.
11/09/07
Top CriticA flotilla of L.A. residents gathers in an unlandscaped recreation area in Baldwin Hills to canoodle, attempt suicide, plot revenge and dig into one another's psyches in writer-director Kurt Voelker's high-spirited if slight comedy, Park.
11/02/07
Top CriticEnjoyably rude but uneven.
06/24/06
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