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I Could Never Be Your Woman [2007]
from High Fliers
starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Paul Rudd, Saoirse Ronan, Tracey Ullman, Jon Lovitz
directed by Amy Heckerling

Features:

• PAL

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Wanted to like it... more than I did
  I like Michelle Pfeiffer. I like Paul Rudd. I liked Amy Heckerling's writer/director work on'Clueless', and can appreciate a cameo by Wallace Shawn. I was really rooting for this film to be one of those undiscovered gems that didn't really make it big anywhere... until it got to dvd. Sadly, that wasn't to be.
  There are lots of very likeable aspects to this film: the performances turned in by Michelle Pfeiffer as 40-something TV writer/producer Rosie and Paul Rudd as the (AHEM!!!) 29-year old comedy... more info

• Watch this with your teenage daughter, she'll love it!
  No great insights admittedly but I really enjoyed this film. It's light hearted with great performances from Michelle Pfeiffer and Paul Rudd and newcomer Saoirse Ronan before she made Atonement. My 13 year old daughter loves this film and really thinks the mum and daughter relationship is cool. It's a chick flick, but a really good one!

• The best thing about this film is the music, enough said???
  Michelle Pfeiffer is an actress that I like and admire alot, but for some reason here she looks uncomfortable and when she laughs it strikes me a sounding really false too.
  I've not seen much of Paul Rudd I have a number of films that he appears in, but only in small supporting roles, the film tries to make a star out of a limited actor and most of his attempts at humour fall flat too.
  The British actors which include Tracy Ullman are given very little to do which is a huge shame as I've seen all... more info

• I know all of this sounds intriguing, but don't. Really don't.
  It would be interesting to find out exactly what went wrong with Amy Heckerling's I Could Never Be Your Woman. Slamming straight to dvd in most of the world, this May to December romance with a satirical wink towards the politics of US network television seems unfinished, with poor pacing, stilted editing and irritating shot choices. Heckerling previously directed the flawless Clueless and underrated Loser as well as the cult Fast Times at Ridgemont High so obviously has some idea of what a proper film... more info

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