Decent, but typical
Added 11/14/2009
This is a pretty decent romantic comedy. Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock create some genuinely funny moments and touching acting. It'll work well for an date with your significant other or if you just want to lift your mood.
Unfortunately, like many such films, this film isn't particularly exciting or original. It begins with the characters hating each other, then being forced into a situation where they work closely together, and then near the end of realizing they love each other. In fact, this movie follows the same narrative arc of Sandra Bullock's other romantic comedies, such as The Proposal. It lacks the spunk and freshness of a film like Miss Congeniality.
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Another Cinderella romantic comedy
Added 10/31/2009
The actually chemistry between these two romantic comedy stars
is minimal: one doubts Sandra bullock saw anything in Hugh Grant?
The music in some cases is better than the dialog
( the piano singer at the charity event).
This movie is supposed to be opposites attract:
in real life these types of people would be murdering each other
if the poor type could get past the rich ones security guards?
What is amazing is this "formula" film is actually popular
with innocent idealistic girls?
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Paint-by-numbers but funny
Added 8/11/2009
The Bottom Line:
It's a shame that Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock are wasting their talents here on a formulaic and cliched screenplay, for they generate a good amount of chemistry and humor in their interactions as a billionaire and lawyer forced together by loads of contrivance; I can't say that I didn't enjoy watching Two Weeks Notice, but it still saddens me that the film had the capacity to be something noteworthy and ended up as a mild diversion.
2.5/4
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Buy this Movie
Added 6/12/2009
I loved this movie! Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock are always great in romantic comedies and this film does not disappoint. The story is relevant and the movie is funny! THIS IS A GREAT FEELGOOD MOVIE!
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Two Weeks Notice
Added 5/21/2009
Just saw it on TV & love it & so I bought it & plan on watching it several times. I like Sandra Bullock & Hugh Grant.
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Decent, but typical
Added 11/14/2009
This is a pretty decent romantic comedy. Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock create some genuinely funny moments and touching acting. It'll work well for an date with your significant other or if you just want to lift your mood.
Unfortunately, like many such films, this film isn't particularly exciting or original. It begins with the characters hating each other, then being forced into a situation where they work closely together, and then near the end of realizing they love each other. In fact, this movie follows the same narrative arc of Sandra Bullock's other romantic comedies, such as The Proposal. It lacks the spunk and freshness of a film like Miss Congeniality.
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Another Cinderella romantic comedy
Added 10/31/2009
The actually chemistry between these two romantic comedy stars
is minimal: one doubts Sandra bullock saw anything in Hugh Grant?
The music in some cases is better than the dialog
( the piano singer at the charity event).
This movie is supposed to be opposites attract:
in real life these types of people would be murdering each other
if the poor type could get past the rich ones security guards?
What is amazing is this "formula" film is actually popular
with innocent idealistic girls?
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Paint-by-numbers but funny
Added 8/11/2009
The Bottom Line:
It's a shame that Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock are wasting their talents here on a formulaic and cliched screenplay, for they generate a good amount of chemistry and humor in their interactions as a billionaire and lawyer forced together by loads of contrivance; I can't say that I didn't enjoy watching Two Weeks Notice, but it still saddens me that the film had the capacity to be something noteworthy and ended up as a mild diversion.
2.5/4
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