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Robert Altman revisits the lighthearted territory of his 1970s comedies BREWSTER MCCLOUD and A WEDDING and once again comes out a rousing success. This time, a tightly wound narrative by first-time screenwriter Anne Rapp keeps the laughs rolling as the story unfolds over an eventful Easter weekend in the small town of Holly .. Read more

Starring	Chris O'Donnell, Charles S. Dutton, Patricia Neal, Ned Beatty
Director	Robert Altman
Genres	Comedy

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  This is one of the more coherent Robert Altman films and one of his best. Liv Tyler and Chris O'Donnell overact a bit but the rest of the cast more than ... read more »
  
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  One can hardly go wrong with the ever-delightful Liv Tyler on hand; add the humorous attentions of Ned Beatty as a laid-back but knowledgeable fly-fishing-... read more »
  
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  This is one of the more coherent Robert Altman films and one of his best. Liv Tyler and Chris O'Donnell overact a bit but the rest of the cast more than ... read more »
  
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  This is one of the more coherent Robert Altman films and one of his best. Liv Tyler and Chris O'Donnell overact a bit but the rest of the cast more than ... read more »
  
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  Not such rich pickings
  
  A very light shaggy dog story as a small town in the Deep South is shaken by the death of the eponymous character, and the attempts of her highly strung niece ... read more »
  
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  A good-natured, gentle romp
  
  One can hardly go wrong with the ever-delightful Liv Tyler on hand; add the humorous attentions of Ned Beatty as a laid-back but knowledgeable fly-fishing-... read more »
  
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  Robert Altman revisits the lighthearted territory of his 1970s comedies BREWSTER MCCLOUD and A WEDDING and once again comes out a rousing success. This time, a tightly wound narrative by first-time screenwriter Anne Rapp keeps the laughs rolling as the story unfolds over an eventful Easter weekend ...