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04/05/02
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Crush (2002)
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Reviews Counted:79
Fresh:27
Rotten:52
Average Rating:5/10
Consensus: Derailed by jarring plot turns, Crush is an implausible take on female friendships.
Theatrical Release:Apr 3, 2002 Limited
Box Office: $1,046,036
Synopsis: Three forty-something women, Kate (Andie MacDowell), Molly (Anna Chancellor), and Janine (Imelda Staunton), gather weekly to swap stories, guzzle gin, and laugh about whose life is more pathetic,... [More]
Starring: Andie MacDowell, Imelda Staunton, Anna Chancellor, Kenny Doughty
Director: John McKay
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Reviews for Crush
MacDowell, Staunton and Chancellor are terrific, tearing into their juicy roles and reveling in first-time feature writer-director Jim McKay's sharp-tongued dialogue.
04/03/02
Written and directed by newcomer John McKay with heavy emphasis on cliché and stereotype.
04/03/02
Top CriticIt's supposed to be cute and funny and tragic and heartwarming about female friendship, but it's really kinda icky.
04/03/02
McKay seems embarrassed by his own invention and tries to rush through the intermediary passages, apparently hoping that the audience will not notice the glaring triteness of the plot device he has put in service.
04/03/02
Top CriticCrush could be the worst film a man has made about women since Valley of the Dolls.
04/02/02
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03/31/02
In its chicken heart, Crush goes to absurd lengths to duck the very issues it raises.
03/30/02
This absorbing pic should be seen by all men who want to know what women say about them in their bull sessions.
03/25/02
... a welcome exploration of slightly older women and the events that make them tick.
03/15/02
Escapes the precious trappings of most romantic comedies, infusing into the story very real, complicated emotions.
03/08/02
Crush is so warm and fuzzy you might be able to forgive its mean-spirited second half.
02/14/02
What Crush lacks in substance and originality, it makes up for with sheer likability.
02/01/02
This is a funny, warm, and witty film which can more than hold its own against US productions.
11/28/01
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