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Two Weeks Notice (2002)
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Reviews Counted:118
Fresh:49
Rotten:69
Average Rating:5.2/10
Consensus: Though Two Weeks Notice has nothing new to add to the crowded genre, Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock make the movie a pleasant, if predictable, sit.
Theatrical Release:Dec 20, 2002 Wide
Box Office: $93,241,161
Synopsis: Millionaire George Wade (HUGH GRANT) doesn’t make a move without Lucy Kelson (SANDRA BULLOCK), his multi-tasking Chief Counsel at the Wade Corporation. A brilliant attorney with a strategic mind,... [More]
Starring: Hugh Grant, Sandra Bullock, Alicia Witt, Dana Ivey
Director: Marc Lawrence
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Reviews for Two Weeks Notice
Some day, Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant will make a perfectly charming romantic comedy together. Until then, we have Two Weeks Notice, to remind us that bad things can happen to good ideas.
12/20/02
Decent, but innocuous and offering nary a surprise or unexpected plot or character development, this romantic comedy doesn't possess enough of either obligatory element to appeal to anyone beyond diehard aficionados of the genre.
12/20/02
wo Weeks Notice is very much a movie that rides on its co-stars, but it rides nicely.
12/20/02
Top CriticThe film is more perky than actually funny.
12/20/02
Two Weeks Notice isn't a bad movie; it's just such an automatic, cruise-control flick that it's hard to generate excitement.
12/20/02
The laughs don't come fast and furious; they drop in like long-lost relatives.
12/20/02
It's so muddily written, you'll get lost in silly jokes about building projects and tofu cheesecake.
12/20/02
The romance is shoehorned into the final 20 minutes, as if it were a contractual obligation.
12/20/02
Feels like three. But Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock have some wonderful moments together, as the airhead boss and the drudge who becomes a swan.
12/20/02
Top CriticA romantic comedy so vague and sadly undernourished that it makes one of Nora Ephron's low-cal strawberry sodas seem as tempting as a Philip Barry feast.
12/20/02
Top CriticWhat seems like a dream team on paper is more of a tedious nightmare on celluloid, where Bullock and Grant are trapped with their well-worn screen personas in a dumb, ultra-predictable movie.
12/20/02
Top CriticThe resulting film has warmth rather than spark, but that ultimately doesn't matter. Two Weeks Notice is an enjoyable bit -- fluffy, silly and fine for the season.
12/20/02
Not even Grant's shoulders are broad enough to lift a scattershot script that defies explanation in any sort of linear way.
12/20/02
A romantic comedy that's both funny and warmhearted.
12/20/02
While the ending is a foregone conclusion, the journey is more clever than cute.
12/20/02
Bullock and Grant are such masters of romantic comedy, they make falling in love with them, if not their characters, effortless, fun and rewarding.
12/20/02
Bullock and Grant are perfectly paired in Two Weeks Notice. The script allows the two actors to be at their comedic best, even though the film as a whole is amateurish in many ways.
12/20/02
Though Bullock and Grant more than pass their chemistry test, Two Weeks Notice isn't much of a movie.
12/20/02
Top CriticI'd watch these two together again in a New York minute.
12/20/02
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