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The Family Man

5 Ratings: 3.2

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Cast: Nicolas Cage, Don Cheadle, Josef Sommer, Harve Presnell, Mary Beth Hurt, Téa Leoni, see all

Director: Brett Ratner

Genre: Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi, Fantasy

Release Date: December 22, 2000

MPAA Rating: PG-13

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review by rbuchanan. July 31, 2011

Another Revolting Regurgitation

Here, ultrahack Brett Ratner and the profoundly untalented screenwriting duo of David Diamond and David Weissman perform an inexplicable and boring magic trick by stretching a well-worn scenario that could barely suffice as a half-hour television show into the longest two hours and six minutes in the history of motion pictures. I often check the time counter of my DVD player once, maybe twice when viewing a movie; while watching this slogging, entirely uninspired dreck, I checked it over a dozen … more

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review by Lopez15. December 10, 2009

A great a heartwarming rendition of a classic Christmas tale...

A great and heartwarming rendition of a classic Christmas tale...

In Frank Capra's 1946 Christmas epic,"It's a wonderful Life" James Stewart got to see what life would be like for the people around him and the world if he had never been born. There by discovering that his life was not bad but missing something. In this 2000 rendition of that classic film Nicolas Cage plays a similar character, his characters name is Jack Campbell and he's a greedy and self absorbed investment … more

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review by MichaelN. April 29, 2009

Really Engrossing Film!

This movie borrows from It's a Wonderful Life and the book Replay, where a man can go back and see how his life would be if he made a different choice. In this movie, Nicholas Cage says goodbye to his girlfriend (Kate) at the airport. He is going to London for a job. We next see him years later as a successful head of a large corporation, unmarried and basically involved in one-night stands. We are later to find out that when Cage went to London, he forgot about Kate and she went her own way, never … more

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