| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Frankie Paiva |
| rated PG-13
107 minutes
Paramount Pictures
starring Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Lynn Redgrave, and Neil
Patrick Harris
written by Thomas Ropelewski
directed by John Schlesinger more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| John Schlesinger's THE NEXT BEST THING, starring Rupert Everett and
Madonna, goes all the way from being a light-hearted comedy to a tragic
tear-jerker. But, since none of the sentiments ever seem genuine, the
film is never funny or moving. Our...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by James Sanford |
| Despite 15 years of experience in movies, Madonna has rarely
seemed as comfortable on the big screen as she has on MTV, on a concert
stage. She effortlessly vamped her way through such steamy videos as
"Erotica" or "Bad Girl," but froze up when...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Dustin Putman |
| Directed by John Schlesinger.
Cast: Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Malcolm Stumpf, Michael
Vartan, Lynn Redgrave, Josef Sommer, Neil Patrick Harris, Illeana Douglas,
Stacy Edwards.
2000 - 107 minutes
Rated PG-13 (for profanity and brief...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Michael Dequina |
| Best friends may make the best mistakes, but Madonna makes the absolute
worst, at least in terms of her film career, which has been a comedy of
errors or a horrible tragedy, depending on how one looks at it. After
the surprisingly impressive anomaly...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Chuck Schwartz |
| CrankyCritic® movie reviews: The Next Best Thing
Rated [PG-13]
Starring Madonna, Rupert Everett, Benjamin Bratt
Screenplay by Tom Ropelewski
Directed by John Schlesinger
website: www.nextbestthingmovie.com more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Scott Renshaw |
| THE NEXT BEST THING
(Paramount)
Starring: Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Malcolm Stumpf,
Michael Vartan, Illeana Douglas, Lynn Redgrave.
Screenplay: Thomas Ropelewski.
Producers: Tom Rosenberg, Leslie Dixon and Linne Radmin.
Director: John...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Ross Anthony |
| In your past, were you ever an international pop icon? Or maybe you
accidentally made love with your best gay friend in a drunken stupor and
woke up pregnant? If so, then you can relate to "The Next Best Thing." more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Berge Garabedian |
| I've heard some people blow this movie off as just another "Madonna" or "gay
is chique" flick, but obviously none of those people have seen this film,
which talks about love, touches upon romance and most importantly, speaks
about the acceptance of...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Jon Popick |
| There are a few ways I considered mocking the new film The Next Best
Thing. I could have chosen to go with a hilarious send-up of the title
and say that Madonna’s new project is The Next Best Thong, a riveting
expose about how she chooses which...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Bob Bloom |
| The Next Best Thing (2000). 2 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Rupert
Everett, Madonna and Benjamin Bratt. Written by Thomas Ropelewski.
Directed by John Schlesinger. more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Matt Rettenmund |
| Paramount Pictures/Lakeshore Entertainment. Director: John Schlesinger. Writer:
Tom Ropelewski. Cast: Madonna, Rupert Everett, Benjamin Bratt, Kimberley
Davies, Illeana Douglas, Stacy Edwards, Neil Patrick Harris, Lynn Redgrave. more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Christopher Null |
| THE NEXT BEST THING
A film review by Christopher Null
Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com
filmcritic.com more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Harvey S. Karten |
| Reviewed by Harvey Karten
Paramount Pictures/Lakeshore Entertainment
Director: John Schlesinger
Writer: Tom Ropelewski
Cast: Madonna, Rupert Everett, Benjamin Bratt, Kimberley
Davies, Illeana Douglas, Stacy Edwards, Neil Patrick Harris,
Lynn...more |
| The Next Best Thing Review |
| by Susan Granger |
| Susan Granger's review of "THE NEXT BEST THING" (Paramount Pictures)
Madonna's fans will be lining up to see The Material Girl
tackle this timely, thoughtful dramatic comedy, directed by John
Schlesinger. What they don't realize is that...more |
