actor: Lisa Kudrow

El Americano

June 6, 2017

Dove Approved for All Ages

El Americano
Cuco works in his father's (Gayo) circus that is filled with tradition and respect for the old ways that have been done forever. Cuco would like to see a change but Gayo disagrees until an enemy from the past, Martin, returns to challenge them for the "cape" that represents the leadership of the [...]
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Table 19

Table 19
"Table 19" is a film with some genuinely funny moments, and the movie's plot and quality is elevated due to the terrific cast. Eloise (Anna Kendrick) has been dumped by Teddy (Wyatt Russell), her boyfriend. His sister is getting married and, despite her break-up with Teddy, Eloise accepts the [...]
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Bandslam

March 16, 2010

Dove Approved for All Ages

Bandslam
Movies about teen-aged rock bands have been done before. So, what's different about "Bandslam" you ask? Well, for one thing, this is actually a very good movie. Unlike most formula teen musicals, "Bandslam" is well-scripted with a charming storyline. The cast does a very believable job and the [...]
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Hotel for Dogs

April 28, 2009

Dove Approved for All Ages

Hotel for Dogs
When a brother and a sister, that are in the "system", try to keep their dog and stay together, some comical situations are bound to happen. Andi and Bruce go outside the rules to try and keep their dog, Friday. In the process they add more pets and make some good friendships. Although the group [...]
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P.S. I Love You

P.S. I Love You
Although uproariously funny at times, this romantic comedy does not meet Dove's standards as a family-friendly film. There is a one-night-stand between two unmarried characters, strong language, and a lot of sexual comments and innuendos, as well as a brief nudity scene. The premise is a [...]
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Hanging Up – Filtered

November 16, 2000

Dove Approved for Ages 12+

Hanging Up – Filtered
Three sisters are responsible for their dying father. But two sisters (Keaton and Kudrow) are too busy with their jobs to help their sister ( Meg Ryan) take care of him. I thought this was a really good movie. I would recommend it but due the the thematic element of death, I would recommend it for [...]
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Lucky Numbers

Lucky Numbers
This dark and foul comedy unsuccessfully combine humor with brutal violence. Along with an unlikable mixture of characters, the script is peppered with obscene language, adultery, thievery and [...]
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Hanging Up

Hanging Up
When not squirming in my seat from the pretentious and often, supercilious attempts at humor (while cooking a turkey dinner, the sisters, dressed in Donna Karan, begin laughing hysterically after a baking flour fight breaks out), I questioned, “Is this really what women had in mind when they [...]
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