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Amanda Peet
Reviews Featuring Amanda Peet
High Crimes
This is a decent thriller with convincing performances. You don’t necessarily believe the story, but the film is engrossing enough to be worth suspending your disbelief for a couple of hours and taking it at face value.
Changing Lanes
The viewer is drawn into the interplay between these two different lives.
Identity
An impressive, well-acted horror mystery with a superbly-woven plot device. It’ll get you thinking, that’s for sure.
Changing Lanes
A gripping thriller full of twists and turns that holds an audience's attention right up until the end.
Something's Gotta Give
Big cast, great expectations, huge disappointment.
The Whole Ten Yards
This unnecessary sequel doesn’t quite go the extra yard.
A Lot Like Love
Charming enough snapshots of a seven-year relationship that, thanks to missed opportunities, never quite gets off the ground.
Martian Child
Virtually ignored and unseen in its theatrical release, this is a film about the complex bond between a lonely father and his troubled adoptive son that could benefit from DVD viewing—as it should.
X-Files: I Want To Believe
Chris Carter should’ve known better, and yet, here it is, a movie from the man who created a classic TV show that is not even as good as the worst of its episodes.
2012
The end can't come soon enough with this overlong and overhyped disaster epic that all been done before - just far better.
News Items For Amanda Peet
Reporter's log: Edinburgh TV Festival
News from the Edinburgh TV Festival, as broadcasters gather to discuss the state of the industry.
Friends TV spin-off Joey scrapped
TV sitcom Joey is cancelled by broadcaster NBC after failing to recapture the popularity of Friends.
Nicholson shows his romantic side
Hollywood legend Jack Nicholson on Diane Keaton, women directors and his latest hit Something's Gotta Give.
Actor Nicholson gives up 'raving'
Hollywood actor Jack Nicholson says his legendary hell-raising and raving days are over.
Identity tops US box office
Thriller Identity, starring John Cusack, ends Anger Management's reign at the top of the US box office.
BBC News for Amanda Peet
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