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Reviews Counted:146
Fresh:63
Rotten:83
Average Rating:5/10
Consensus: Good premise, dull execution.
Theatrical Release:Feb 7, 2003 Wide
Box Office: $105,765,605
Synopsis: Andie Anderson (Kate Hudson), Composure Magazine's "How-To" columnist, has a very unusual assignment and a quick deadline. She has to write a firsthand account of all the things that women do to... [More]
Starring: Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey, Thomas Lennon, Adam Goldberg
Director: Donald Petrie
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Where the movie loses me completely is when Andie's behavior takes a turn for the psychotically infantile. I wish I could say the low point is the scene in which Andie begins making goo-goo talk to Ben's (still-trousered) male member…
She’s selling low self-esteem and an impossible image of femininity and he’s selling pieces of rock mined by slave labor and made artificially scarce by evil monopolies. Maybe they really are made for each other.
With its ungainly double-deception premise, How to Lose a Guy feels like it was made out of two connect-the-dots drawings laid haphazardly on top of one another.
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If you want to lose a guy in one day, drag him to see this movie.
Hudson is so impressive than she could charm the paint off the walls.
Cinematic costume jewelry...a more appropriate title would be 'How to Lose an Audience in 10 Minutes.'
This film sticks like high heels in gravel coming out of the gate. But after the necessary unpleasantness are over the bulk of the film is actually quite entertaining, funny and, well, cute.
This movie is so intent upon getting cheap laughs and putting the protagonists in uncomfortable situations that it forgets they're supposed to be falling in love.
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This film will likely be enjoyed by anyone who has gone through their own share of 'clingy' girlfriends with a number of laughs and enough overall entertainment to recommend to anyone looking for a fun night out with their honey.
A tasty romantic comedy, featuring the battle of the sexes in its most fanciful light.
If you’re working for The New Yorker, the legality of Laura Elena Harring’s breasts is not an appropriate pitch for your “Annals of Law” column.
This is the kind of movie that was doomed on the page, both by an inherently problematic premise and ill-conceived character motivations.
Top CriticThis boy-meets-girl movie is a chore to sit through.
Top CriticAn entertaining trifle to a point...but it doesn't treat the character's or the audience's intelligence with the respect they deserve. By the end, you just don't care anymore.
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