Autumn In New York (DVD) Reviews

This is a sweet love story that will touch your heart. It was not the best love story that I have ever seen, but it is definitely worth watching at least once. It was a little weird at first, seeing someone as old as Richard Gere, trying to pick up someone as young as Winona Ryder, but the love that is shared between them will touch your ...  Read the complete review

AUTUMN IN NEW YORK is directed by Joan Chen, who is better known in some circles as having played Josie Packard in David Lynch's surreal TV show TWIN PEAKS. I wasn't aware until now that she had ever done any directing herself. However, she has and the result is AUTUMN IN NEW YORK. The movie stars Richard Gere and Winona Ryder. ...  Read the complete review

It was good and I really enjoyed it. The action was great and the love scenes were fantastic. The acting was good and all the guns and special effects were good. I went to the cinema with my friends to see this film and it was good. If you like good films you should see this because it was good. The lighting and music were good and the whole film ...  Read the complete review

This is a hearty film that although very bland is seamless enough to flow quite nicely from one scene to the next. The Womaniser (Richard Gere) is portrayed quite cleverly with screenplay that doesn’t try to go too deeply into philosophical, emotional nor sexual aspects. It’s a love story between a young girl and much older ...  Read the complete review

This formulaically mawkish disease-of-the-week movie, dressed up as worthy weepy, says more about the curious career patterns of stars Gere and Ryder than it ever could about the power of love or the tragedy of illness. Gere is the womanising restaurateur who falls for a woman (Ryder) young enough to be his daughter but who, damn it, ...  Read the complete review

Take your tissues with you if you go to see this film. It ends up squeezing out every emotion you ever had. This romantic drama is all about a love affair that happens in New York. Chef, Will Keane, played by Richard Gere, doesn't believe in forever. He just wants to sow his oats today and off he goes. Things change! He ...  Read the complete review

I saw this 'tearjerker' on a flight coming back from New Zealand in February, and frankly I'd not given it a second thought since I saw an advert in the paper for it and thought 'my god, they've released it in the cinema?'. Frankly it's a straight to video, or straight to the TV to be honest. However, with ...  Read the complete review