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Catherine Zeta-Jones
Reviews Featuring Catherine Zeta-Jones
Breathtaking. Sexy, conniving, devious, flamboyant, if you like musicals, youll love Chicago.
A break from the norm for the Coen boys, but this so-so attempt at an old-school screwballer only just manages pass marks.
The Coen brothers are capable of better, but when it takes other Hollywood competition to court, 'Intolerable Cruelty' comes out with the winning verdict. Mainstream enough to get a general audience, quirky enough to keep fans of 'Raising Arizona' and 'The Big Lebowski' smiling.
A marvellous piece of whimsy from the best mainstream actor and director of our generation. It might have a few faults, but theyre none of them terminal.
If you really must insist on seeing it, do it because youre curious to witness the single-most appalling scene of Julia Roberts career and not because you actually think it might be any good.
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