Three to Tango
Three to Tango
PG-13 | 22 October 1999 (USA)
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Oscar and Peter land a career-making opportunity when a Chicago tycoon chooses them to compete for the design of a cultural center. The tycoon mistakenly believes that Oscar is gay and has him spy on his mistress Amy. Oscar goes along with it and ends up falling in love with Amy.

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Svilena Mushica

I can't actually believe that this comedy has so low rating...who are these people without a sense of humor and how can anyone not love Friends and Three to Tango with so many funny scenes? Unbelievable - what's wrong with this world? :-o This is one of the best comedies ever if you ask me... maybe it's just because this story has something to do with gay community and those guys are really sensitive about the way they are presented because it's the whole lobby behind them... or maybe the anti-gay people don't like this movie. I can't find any reasonable excuse why shouldn't this movie have at least 8.0 summary of votes, but from me it has the full 10 stars!

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studioAT

Three to Tango is a perfect romantic comedy. Although it may not have been a massive hit it makes for enjoyable enough viewing due to its fantastic cast who all put in hilarious performances. This film has humour, it has heart - what more could you want from a romantic comedy?Matthew Perry puts in another Chandler style performance but really isn't this the type of role we just love to see Perry in. Playing the sarcastic, goofy guy served him well enough for 10 years on Friends but here we get to see another version of that character.Neve Campbell is very cute in this film and has great comedic ability as well as great chemistry with Perry. McDermott looks a little out of place but still does well in his role.As with any romantic comedy there is comedy support and Oliver Platt provides this in spades. Hilarious in every scene he's in and him and Perry make a good double act.Overall ignore the negative reviews and just take this film for what it is - a hilarious romantic comedy that has a great cast and a unique premise. Perry at his best.

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topcat-1

This movie has a chance to be cliched but usually avoids it deftly. It's not perfect nor full of belly laughs but pleasant enough. I haven't seen much of Matthew Perry's work, not being a "Friends" fan, but I was very impressed by his acting here, his expressions and comedic timing. Neve Campbell is adorable, the kind of spunky kooky girl you wish existed in real life - one of her better roles. If you're a fan of Matthew or Neve, you'll love the movie. Supporting cast does fine, direction, photography, music, all in place unobtrusively. A good director is one who you don't know is there. Damon Santostefano emerges from successful tv shows to do a fine job. (Clueless, The District, Honey I Shrunk The Kids).

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Three to Tango (1999) Matthew Perry, Neve Campbell, Dylan McDermott, Oliver Platt, Bob Balaban, John C. McGinley, D: Damon Santostefano. Desperate date movie takes three TV series actors and dumps them in an idiot plot. A Chicago architect (Perry of `Friends') is asked by his new boss (McDermott of `The Practice')-who believes he's gay and hires him and his partner to design a cultural center-to spy on his cute mistress (Campbell of `Party of Five'). Then a citywide rumor whispers into everyone's ears about his mistaken sexual identity. This scatty farce's only virtue is Campbell's cute charm, but it's done in by utter stupidity and a forgone conclusion. Pleasant enough, but not smart or cool enough. Running Time: 98 minutes and rated PG-13 for sex-related situations and language. **

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