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Wicker Park (2004)
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Reviews Counted:118
Fresh:27
Rotten:91
Average Rating:4.3/10
Consensus: Implausible coincidences and an overly convoluted structure make the movie hard to follow or believe.
Theatrical Release:Sep 3, 2004 Wide
Box Office: $12,831,121
Synopsis: In remaking the 1996 French thriller L'APPARTEMENT, director Paul McGuigan transplants the story to the snow-covered Windy City, Chicago. Josh Hartnett is Matthew, a good-looking young man who has... [More]
Starring: Josh Hartnett, Diane Kruger, Matthew Lillard, Rose Byrne
Director: Paul McGuigan
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08/07/08
The filmmakers cannot decide what sort of story they want to tell, and as a result, the story they tell isn't really worth the telling.
11/17/06
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05/26/06
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02/09/06
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12/06/05
Top CriticWicker Park frustrates to no end when a smidgen of common sense on anyone’s behalf would clear up everything.
04/14/05
A nice example of what happens to a Hitchcock shrine when it's filtered through a slick punk sensibility.
02/16/05
That Wicker Park becomes as engrossing as it does is particularly shocking, given the almost interminable opening hour...
01/15/05
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12/20/04
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10/19/04
Top CriticWeightless, dim-witted treacle.
09/20/04
Take a pretty good script, a pretty good Director, and a horrible cast, and what you get is Wicker Park.
09/18/04
High style masks rather than updates what's essentially conventional in the material, and the plot unfolds on a seeming need-to-know basis. It's aggravating.
09/17/04
Something, Je ne sais quoi, was lost in translation when the French thriller L’Appartement was remade into this obtuse romantic mystery.
09/16/04
Deep down, it's a very bad joke.
09/15/04
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09/14/04
Top CriticI usually prefer a film that stays in a logical sequence but Josh Hartnett is a captivating kind of guy who holds your attention throughout the flashback sequences.
09/14/04
A dull melodrama marked by plot coincidences of staggering stupidity.
09/13/04
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09/11/04
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