The Rebound

  • 2011


MOVIE IS incapable bothersome homeless mischievous cynical
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41 %
42 % Rotten
$ 21 Million
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Positive Reviews 6
Negative reviews 7
Average Rating 2.3/5
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1.0
Why is a movie thats trying to evoke some of the cool metropolitanism of late 70s Woody Allen so rammed with hoary gags about New York being awash wit .. Telegraph
1.2
Although it bears the marks of studio intervention, much of the blame remains firmly with Freundlich, whos incapable of arranging a single honest mome .. Blu Ray
3.0
Sandys initial visit to a female empowerment seminar is hilarious, and the dialog throughout the film is funny and real. Shadows On The Wall
2.0
But thats too easy for writer director Bart Freundlich, who keeps throwing in obstacles to their romance. Daily Mail
3.0
Thanks to a mischievous humour and charming leads, its surprisingly enjoyable. Empire
3.0
Still, Zeta Jones and Bartha are sweet together and the picture comes together nicely for a rather touching climax that leaves you feeling warm and we .. Express
1.5
This might be less bothersome if The Reboundhit even the most basic dumb comedy marks. Hollywood Reporter
1.9
The somewhat anticlimactic final stretch dulls the impact of the movies final moments, to be sure, and Wolves is, despite Freundlichs best intentions .. Reel Film
3.0
With the most boring bits edited out, it might make a commercial hour (48 minutes) TV sitcom. Urban Cine File
4.0
Its easy to be cynical about the formulaic, clichA strewn nature of the genre, but disarming performances from leads Catherine Zeta Jones and Justin B .. Digital Spy
3.0
These are characters who seem very real. Its their imperfections, not contrived plot points, that drive the story. The Sun
2.0
Romantically speaking, age is clearly no concern for Mrs Michael Douglas.Having married a man who was celebrating his 25th birthday the day she was bo .. Sky
1.5
It surely cant have been the lame and often crass and infantile attempts at humour. Sbs



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