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09/18/09
Cloud 9 (2005)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:4
Rotten:2
Average Rating:6/10
Runtime: 1 hr 33 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Burt Reynolds (THE DUKES OF HAZZARD) plays a grizzled volleyball coach who, in a last-ditch attempt at helming a winning team (and making some cash), recruits a group of athletic strippers and... [More]
Starring: Burt Reynolds, D.L. Hughley, Gabrielle Reece, Paul Rodriguez
Director: Harry Basil
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Reviews for Cloud 9
1 - 7 (sorted by date)
Mr. Dresen and his actors create an atmosphere of reckless vulnerability that’s immediately compelling and artistically intriguing. We want to explore this relationship further.
08/14/09
Top CriticAs always, Dresen has turned his camera on ordinary people leading ordinary lives, but as the tiny details build into a complete, three-dimensional portrait, one is, finally, loath to leave their company.
04/03/09
When it comes to matters of the heart, we are never old or ugly, just helpless, and Cloud 9 lays that simple reality on the line.
04/03/09
Top CriticA heart-rending portrayal of love's labours lost and won.
04/02/09
Top CriticA volleyball "comedy" that has just as many laughs as a gall bladder operation.
01/10/06
A lame, formula sports comedy so tame and lazily executed that it doesn't even succeed on an exploitation level. Burt Reynolds deserves better, much better.
01/03/06
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