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Critics Consensus: Lurid but acted with gusto, Indecent Proposal has difficulty keeping it up beyond its initial titillating premise.
Critic Consensus: Lurid but acted with gusto, Indecent Proposal has difficulty keeping it up beyond its initial titillating premise.
All Critics (43) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (15) | Rotten (28) | DVD (8)
Not once in the whole silly exercise does he approximate a genuine emotion. Unable to dramatize marital love, he sells it, as if he were pitching perfume. Having nothing credible to play, Moore and Harrelson strike poses of love and anguish.
Reminiscent of a series of Nescafé adverts.
In some ways, this portentous little morality tale about the dangerous powers of great wealth might be taken in as an amusing evening of unintentionally campy stuff, except that it unfolds glacially at times. The performances are universally embarrassing.
I don't know if the film insults women, but it certainly insults its audience.
'90s romantic drama has some explicit sex, profanity.
Painfully disengaged from anything human.
...glossy and soap-opera-like...
Although it was directed by Fatal Attraction auteur Adrian Lyne, this film lacked the punch and thriller elements that made that one a hit
Yes, it's true: in this astonishingly distasteful bit of dreck, there is at the bottom a sappy little romance.
A film that is at times laughable yet at the same time, over 15 years after its release, its premise is still up for debate and discussion.
Would you sell your body for a night, to the tune of a million dollars? What makes for five minutes of interesting conversation, alas, does not make for an interesting two-hour movie. [Blu-ray]
Adrian Lyne directs this film as Zalman King might direct an episode of One Life to Live
Not at all inappropiate, but not exactly spot on with its clairvoyance.
Super Reviewer
yes it is one big tease to start with! and whats that saying? "money cant buy love"...has a happy ending.....
Well-made, but I don't like these kinds of movies.
The film that begged the question, what would you do if you were offered the money? An enjoyable re-watch from the 90?s, Demi Moore?s narration (all though not all through the film) was a liitle irritating and came across pretty cheesy, but the film itself is worth watching and is an experiment that puts a relationship to the ultimate test.
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