Review of The Thing Called Love (1993) by William Arnold for Seattle Post-Intelligencer — 21 Mar 1994
The best things about The Thing Called Love are its cast, style and mood. It has a snap, pace and rhythm we don't ordinarily see in today's movies. The dialogue scenes have a headlong pace and crackling self-confidence reminiscent of Howard Hawks, and the three- and four-way love combats recall Ernst Lubitsch.
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This review of The Thing Called Love (1993) was written by William Arnold and published by Seattle Post-Intelligencer on 21 Mar 1994.
The Thing Called Love has generally received mixed reviews.
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