Three to Tango DVD (1999)

Three to Tango

1999

Overall rating: 3 out of 5

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Romantic comedy featuring 'Friends' star Matthew Perry. Oscar Novak (Perry) is a Chicago architect who has been pitching a project with his partner, Peter (Oliver Platt), to tycoon Charles Newman (Dylan McDermott). Having been deliberately misled by Oscar and Peter's business rivals, Charles mistakenly believes Oscar to be gay, and asks him to spy on his mistress, artist Amy Post (Neve Campbell), to make sure that she is not attracting any rival suitors. Oscar is reluctant until Charles implies that his co-operation could help clinch the deal, and so gets to know Amy at a private exhibition of her work.

Three to Tango details

Format:	12 DVD
Starring:	Cylk Cozart, Kelly Rowan, Bob Balaban, Matthew Perry, Patrick Van Horn, Oliver Platt, Dylan McDermott, John C. McGinley, Neve Campbell, Deborah Rush, D, David Ramsey, Oliver Platt
Director:	Damon Santostefano
Genres:	Comedy - Romantic, Gay/Lesbian - General, Romance - Drama, General
Studio:	WARNER HOME VIDEO
Collections:	100 Rom-Coms

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
Three to Tango	12 Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	1 hour 34 minutes
Rental release:	08 Jan 2001
Main languages:	English
Subtitles:	Arabic, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Hearing impaired subtitles:	English, Italian

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three to tango

By drescher (3 reviews) from Woking , 07 Jul 2004

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Very funny and easy film.I love it!
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All's Fair In The War Of Love !!!

By a customer , 29 Mar 2013

'Three to Tango' is an enjoyable afternoon matinee, filmed in the style of a sitcom. A little bit predictable, but a decent story with some good one-liners.
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Mathew Perry is wonderful - she's just not...

By a customer , 09 Sep 2012

Mathew Perry is a comic genius and this performance is no exception. Oliver Platt is, as always, eminently watchable. The script is snappy and quite fun. So far, 4 maybe 4. 5 out of 5.

Sadly Neve Campbell has all the kooky charm of a plank of wood and her 4 facial gestures are not enough to carry the film. It all falls apart when you have to imagine that someone might be in love with her... 3 stars only...
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Embarrassingly bad film.

By Blondoner (37 reviews) from London , 30 Jun 2012

This is an astonishingly bad production, the jokes are stupid and the storyline is thin. I stopped the pain after 30 minutes and returned the movie.
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A lovely romcom at it's mischievous best

By a customer , 15 Feb 2012

The film was so much better than I thought it would be. Pacy and funny through out. Nice eye candy too.
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Light Mischievous Fun

By Jeremiaz (18 reviews) from London , 17 Oct 2011

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Not even really a rom-com, more simply a light comedy, in the spirit of Twelfth Night and all other mistaken-identity plots. Very enjoyable in that vein - not surprisingly if you can enjoy an episode of Friends, you'll enjoy this.
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