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What's Cooking? is well-acted, but the scenes sometimes sink into melodrama as characters scream at each other, and the movie as a whole is too lightweight and forgettable.
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This valentine to the cultural diversity that defines L.A. is a second-tier Altman (or even Paul Thomas Anderson)a broad, accessible comedy that contrasts four large and dynamic families residing on the same street: Latino, black, Jewish, and Asian. December 20, 2006 | Rating: B-
This valentine to the cultural diversity that defines L.A. is a second-tier Altman (or even Paul Thomas Anderson)a broad, accessible comedy that contrasts four large and dynamic families residing on the same street: Latino, black, Jewish, and Asian.
Emanuel Levy
A combination of fresh ingredients mixed together with skill to create a well-balanced harmony of diverse flavours. Delicious. August 20, 2001 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A combination of fresh ingredients mixed together with skill to create a well-balanced harmony of diverse flavours. Delicious.
Jane Crowther
For a canvas this broad, the portraiture is exceptionally fine. January 1, 2000
For a canvas this broad, the portraiture is exceptionally fine.
Kirk Honeycutt
The film collapses under the weight of stereotypes and a hackneyed concept. January 1, 2000
The film collapses under the weight of stereotypes and a hackneyed concept.
Ernest Hardy
It's nothing if not well-intentioned, but January 1, 2000
Kevin Maynard
The louder and more melodramatic the arguments get, the more overwrought the acting becomes. January 1, 2000
The louder and more melodramatic the arguments get, the more overwrought the acting becomes.
Gary Dowell
A bit melodramatic at times, but still charming. December 29, 2010 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
A bit melodramatic at times, but still charming.
Nell Minow
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Mark Halverson
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Robin Clifford
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