| The Family Man Review |
| by David N. Butterworth (Rating: 3/4) |
| In "The Family Man," Jack Campbell is afforded the opportunity to
experience life as it might have been. And who hasn't once ruminated over
that intriguing impossibility. What if the road not taken were taken? What
if we had made different decisions in...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Dustin Putman |
| Directed by Brett Ratner.
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Jeremy Pivens, Don Cheadle, Saul Rubinek,
Harve Presnell, Makenzie Vega, Josef Sommer, Mary Beth Hurt, Lisa Thornhill,
Amber Valletta.
2000 - 126 minutes
Rated PG-13 (for profanity, sexual...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Robert Strohmeyer |
| Just in time for Christmas comes a story worthy of both Ebenezer and
Jimmy Stewart, with Wild at Heart's Nicholas Cage cast in the role of
the out of touch rich guy. Jack Campbell (Cage) is not a bad man. He's
not even a callous man. He's just a...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| In the romantic comedy, "Family Man," Jack (Nicolas
Cage) is blessed with a second chance to see how his
life would have turned out if he'd gone ahead and
married his college sweetheart, Kate (Tea Leoni). He
actually left Kate long ago, putting his...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Jon Popick |
| If you like your movies lengthy, derivative and shockingly predictable,
then haul your ignorant ass down to the theatre to see The Family Man,
Hollywood’s umpteenth version of a holiday film that shows a soulless
central character pulling a Christmas Eve...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Susan Granger |
| Susan Granger's review of "THE FAMILY MAN' (Universal)
In this romantic fantasy, Nicolas Cage plays a high-flyer on
Wall Street who has everything he wants: wealth, power, position,
disposable women and not a shred of regret. But through...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Harvey S. Karten |
| Reviewed by Harvey Karten
Universal Pictures
Director: Brett Ratner
Writer: David Diamond & David Weissman
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Jeremy Piven, Don Cheadle,
Harve Presnell, Josef Sommer, Saul Rubinek more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Berge Garabedian |
| I could relate to the main character in this movie. No, I am not a family
man (yet), but I am presently going through a period in my life, where work
has taken precedence over much else, and despite most of it paying off,
certain sacrifices are being...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| Nicolas Cage, as Jack Campbell, the wealthy president of a
mergers-and-acquisitions firm, is living La Dolce Vita in his Manhattan
penthouse and savoring every minute of it. With $2,400 suits, a
lightning-fast Ferrari and his own limo, he has it all,...more |
| The Family Man Review |
| by Laura Clifford |
| Jack Campbell (Nicolas Cage) is the president of his own Wall St. investment
firm and is on the verge of cementing a multi-billion dollar merger on
Christmas Eve. When his intrigued secretary (Mary Beth Hurt, "Bringing Out
the Dead") gives him a...more |
