No Reservations (2007)
No Reservations (2007)
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Cast
as Kate Armstrong
as Nick
as Paula
as Zoe
as Leah
as Leah
as Sean
as Bernadette
as John
as Christine
as Mr. Peterson
as Mrs. Peterson
as Leah
as Vegetable Vendor
as Therapist
as Man at Cafe
as Charlotte
as Ken
as Anna
as School Principal Ellen Parker
as Doctor
as Truffle Dealer
as Fish Vendor Bob
as Lobster Vendor
as Line Cook Arden
as Line Cook AJ
as Line Cook Mario
as Mr. Matthews
as Rare Steak Man
as Sous Chef Applicant
as Sous Chef Applicant
as Sous Chef Applicant
as Sous Chef Applicant
as Ken's Wife
as Waiter
as Waitress
as Sean's Twin
as Sean's Twin
as Rare Steak Woman
as Leah's Husband
as Mrs. Matthews
as Carlos
as Busboy
as Busboy
as Busboy
as Chalk Artist
as Produce Customer
as Delivery Guy
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Critic Reviews for No Reservations
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Sometimes movies make sense in a logical way; sometimes they make only emotional sense. No Reservations makes no damned sense at all.
No Reservations is worth penciling in to your schedule, though it's more guilty diversion than memorable feast.
A shamelessly microwaved American rewarming of the 2002 German romantic comedy Mostly Martha.
The cast makes the film a warm and agreeable experience.
You don't need to have been a fan of the terrific German film Mostly Martha that inspired this remake, or even to have seen the original, to recognize that her American cousin has a tendency to overcook things.
To see No Reservations is to see what's wrong with a lot of American movies. A remake Mostly Martha, it takes a winning recipe and adds some distinctly Hollywood flavors: It takes adult characters and has them behave like children.
Audience Reviews for No Reservations
The movie poster suggested "No Reservations" would be a rom-com -- but there was no discernible "com" actually in it. While there certainly was a modicum of romance, the story is much better characterized as a drama focused on a career-minded woman taking on the responsibility of raising her traumatized niece after a terrible tragedy, and who grudgingly allows a cute but insipid male sidekick into the house as a hanger-on. It was entertaining from the professional kitchen angle, but there did not seem to be much leavening in the bread.
Super Reviewer
Ordinary rom-com but Eckhart is appealing.
Super Reviewer
More romantic/drama than a comedy. It has more heartfelt, feel good moments than any really laugh out loud scenes. Still it was a nice story, with a good cast and well made. Just always a bit predictable.
Super Reviewer
No Reservations Quotes
| Therapist: | Why do you come to see me every week? |
| Kate: | My boss said she'd fire me if I didn't get therapy. |
| Therapist: | Why do you think, she thinks you need therapy? Why? |
| Kate: | You know what, I haven't the faintest idea |
| Kate: | You know what, I haven't the faintest idea. |
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