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Three To Tango [DVD] [2000]
A charming but problematic romantic comedy, Three to Tango wobble ... Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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by - written on 30/08/01 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I always thought the saying was, "It takes TWO to Tango", oh well never mind, here goes, folks! Three to Tango is a pretty funny and enjoyable Romantic Comedy, to which most people will enjoy; it stars the hilariously funny Mathew Perry (Chandler, off Friends) and the love interest, played by Neve Campbell (of Scream 1, 2, and 3 and The Craft, fame). The story centres around Oscar Novak (Mathew Perry) and his architecture partner Peter Steinberg (played by Oliver Platt), to whom are attempting to land a big $90 million contract, to restore a building, they have stiff competition from another firm (Strauss and Decker), to whom have by far ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/07/01 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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The story is initially based around two architects Oscar Novak (Matthew Perry) and his colleague Peter Steinberg who are in competition with another business partnership to win a grant from tycoon Charles Newman to restore a Chicago landmark. The story starts off when Charles Newman secretary mis-overhears Peter talking with Oscar after their presentation and misinterprets that Oscar is in fact gay. She happens to mention this to her boss, Charles Newman, and from there all the confusion starts!. Charles had been seeing his mistress Amy Post (Neve Campbell) for quite a while, but isn't able to check up on her all the time and he wanted someone to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/06/01 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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"You've made your big gay bed and now you must slumber gaily in it!" Peter Steinberg Imagine you're a male, single architecture with not a lot going for you in your life except watching sports on TV with your friends. Then, the job of you're a lifetime and the girl of your dreams both turn up at once, your life is complete right? There's just one problem, to get the job you have to impress the rich tycoon boss by spending as much time as possible with that pre-mentioned special girl (Who just happens to be the boss' bit on the side), oh yeah, and he thinks you're gay. So the girl of your dreams is now fixing ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/07/00 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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This film is a light hearted comedy, where Matthew Perry plays the cameo, that his boss and his secret love think that he is gay. This mistake leads to many confusions in the film, including that he gets the award for gay person of the year. This leaves all his friends and family leading them to believe that he is actually that way. In the end, he ends up coming out whilst recieving the award for gay person of the year...that is he tells people how he is actually straight.This film is not very serious, but is not supposed to be, this film is okay to say the least, but if you want something light and easy, then this is the film for you. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/07/00 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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Director Damon Santostefano delivers an amusing, but predictable one-joke comedy with "Three To Tango," starring Neve Campbell, Matthew Perry and Dylan McDermott. Struggling architects Oscar Novak (Perry) and Peter Steinberg (Oliver Platt) have a shot at a ninety million dollar renovation job, a project to be funded by tycoon businessman Charles Newman (McDermott). Circumstances lead Newman to believe that Oscar in gay, which makes him the perfect choice for another job Newman has in mind. He has a mistress, Amy (Campbell), a free-spirited artist, and the jealous Newman needs someone to keep an eye on her during the opening of an exhibition of her work, since ... Read the complete review
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