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Critics Consensus: 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.
Critic Consensus: 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.
All Critics (66) | Top Critics (21) | Fresh (34) | Rotten (32) | DVD (4)
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.
It's nothing if not well-intentioned, but Jan 1, 2000
The louder and more melodramatic the arguments get, the more overwrought the acting becomes.
Like too many Thanksgiving dinners, too much squabbling really wreaks havoc on the digestion. Football, anyone?
It wears both its heart and its politics too obviously on its sleeve for comfort.
Trades in sitcom stereotypes and crosscuts predictably from family to family as if under the misapprehension that equal time is a dramatic principle.
A bit melodramatic at times, but still charming.
This is a terrific holiday film.
A flavorless fable that is as hard to swallow as a piece of tough turkey.
A combination of fresh ingredients mixed together with skill to create a well-balanced harmony of diverse flavours. Delicious.
A multi-culti hodgepodge of sitcom stereotypes and old jokes centered on one, painfully weak premise.
I enjoy kissing women, and I'd be happy to do it again.
Great actors, but not very interesting storyline. A little too stereotypical, a lot too trite and concocted. Entertaining enough to watch to its conclusion, but not a very satisfying movie in the end.
Super Reviewer
A cute holiday movie. Wasn't especially memorable but the cast was good and the writing was alright.
Definitely watchable with some great performances (sup Alfre Woodard), but also painfully heavy handed.
A nice slice of LA suburban life.
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