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By Jennifer S (930) on 20 Sep 2007

A very clever and witty movie with so many hidden jabs only subtitles can discover them all…

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By James L (1,420) on 18 Sep 2007

This movie is sooo cute! I love it :) It's just adorable all the way around. Everett just makes it too...he's hilarious…

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By Naidya F (13) on 16 Sep 2007

I loved it! It was fun, resfreshingly charming and very witty. Firth and Everett sing a duet too...you can't beat that…

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By Laura G (369) on 13 Sep 2007

Another five stars here. Think I must be getting soft in my old age, but Oscar Wilde scores a massive win here…

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By Gus M (23) on 12 Sep 2007

Lovely, witty, and romantic. Rupert Grint is hysterical…

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By Emily B (973) on 12 Sep 2007

Lovely, witty, and romantic. Rupert Grint is hysterical…

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By Christina I (54) on 10 Sep 2007

A very witty movie, but then it is based on the play by Oscar Wilde…

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By Rieana R (1) on 08 Sep 2007

Very good comedy although I saw once a BBC production that was still better…

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By Chrys B (54) on 04 Sep 2007

Somehow they managed to take hilarious dialogue and make it completely not funny. I love Oscar Wilde and I was totally bored by this mess…

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By Danielle D (169) on 03 Sep 2007

It's as though the people who made this didn't understand Wilde's sense of humor at all. And why-oh-why is Reese Ditherspoon in this? Blech…

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By Kaiti F (3) on 03 Sep 2007

It's as though the people who made this didn't understand Wilde's sense of humor at all. And why-oh-why is Reese Ditherspoon in this? Blech…

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By Christine H (165) on 01 Sep 2007

There isn't a single aspect of this film that I do not love. Oscar Wilde is a god high above our heads, and this cast did an amazing job…

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By Jillian B (63) on 30 Aug 2007

Such a funny movie!! It is so witty and excellent…

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By Liz M (293) on 30 Aug 2007

Very funny with the brilliant Rupert Everett and the yummy Colin Firth…

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By Alan H (304) on 29 Aug 2007

The sort of contrived, mistaken identity farce that you couldn?t get away with in a modern story…

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By Eden L (144) on 26 Aug 2007

Hilarity incarnate! I laughed my head and shoulders off, and that was just the 5th viewing…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 26 Aug 2007

While Rupert Everett is highly watchable none of the other cast members seem able to keep up…

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By Hermione P (8) on 25 Aug 2007

It's fun. I saw Oscar Wildes grave in the most wicked graveyard ever, it's in Paris somewhere…

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By Christina F (92) on 22 Aug 2007

This movie is very well done. it is well cast, well acted and well directed. this and an ideal husband are probably both my favorite romatic comedies…

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By Katie P (213) on 22 Aug 2007

This movie is so full of wit so full of joy it's hard not to love it…

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