Every bit as disappointing as the advance word suggested.
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04/27/01
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Town and Country (2001)
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Reviews Counted:89
Fresh:12
Rotten:77
Average Rating:3.5/10
Consensus: Afflicted with extensive re-editing and re-writing, this sex comedy feels confusingly choppy. Also, the main characters are so wealthy and privileged that it's difficult to feel sympathy for their problems.
Theatrical Release:Apr 27, 2001 Wide
Box Office: $6,275,248
Synopsis: Ellie and Porter Stoddard appear to be the perfect couple. Ellie (Diane Keaton) is a successful designer, Porter (Warren Beatty) a high-powered architect, living in the lap of luxury on Fifth... [More]
Starring: Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, Andie MacDowell, Goldie Hawn
Director: Peter Chelsom
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Reviews for Town and Country
Stuff gets thrown into the mix literally from several directions, in the vain hope that the story will organically cohere.
04/27/01
Top CriticFeels like a ragged assemblage of parts from at least two entirely different movies.
04/27/01
Top CriticThere is a lot to like in this stab at the rat-tat-tat lunacy of 1940s-era screwball comedies.
04/27/01
Desperately wants to be a Woody Allen movie.
04/27/01
As long as you don't think about it too much, it will make you laugh.
04/27/01
An unfunny, unfocused mess.
04/27/01
Top CriticUrbane, observant ... and read with expertise by its once-in-a-lifetime cast.
04/27/01
Top CriticIt should have quietly skulked off to the Hamptons, where it couldn't annoy the nonprivileged with its pointlessness and irrelevancy.
04/27/01
Top CriticGenerally fine performances and isolated hilarious moments drift unanchored through a film that never gels into a solid form.
04/27/01
Glossy, vapid and having nothing to do with reality.
04/27/01
Top CriticFails to utilize the full potential of its high-watt cast.
04/27/01
Stands as one of the season's few genuinely adult comedies.
04/27/01
Top CriticA disjointed comedy that's, quite simply, not very funny.
04/27/01
It's a shame that so little works.
04/27/01
Stilted, inaccessible, undernourished, surprisingly vulgar and curiously creepy.
04/27/01
Almost seems like it was improvised on the spot, shot quickly and then shipped off to the developing lab within hours.
04/27/01
A movie without much of a sense of logic or humor.
04/27/01
Its contrived machinations are far too obvious.
04/27/01
It's pretty bad.
04/27/01
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