Review of Multiplicity (1996) by Bill T — 15 Oct 2010
A movie I always wanted to see, but now that I did, I really wish I hadn't. Michael Keaton takes a great premise, what if you had multiple copies of you to do your work while you can do other things? and somewhat runs it into the ground.
There are some laugh out loud moments (the restaraunt scene is classic) but the whole movie slogs down in a snail's pace because it doesn't explore the comic possibilities that well. A dissapointment.
This review of Multiplicity (1996) was written by Bill T on 15 Oct 2010.
Multiplicity has generally received mixed reviews.
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