Customer Ratings & Reviews

In Paul Mazursky's touching masterpiece, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN, the viewer could have been shown just another Hollywood movie about a woman dealing with divorce and a daughter's difficult adjustment to losing a cheating father and her mother's moving on, but Mazursky realistically depicts how a woman adjusts and makes a new life for herself through painfully being honest with her self-doubt, anger, frailty and readjustment to accepting another man in her life with a sense of reality. This is a tender, moving film that could have had a sift touch, but deals in an honest, straightforward manner about coping with reality. It's portrayal may not be what the viewer may want, but it's a look at what real life is all about, and yes, with fulfilllment in the end. Thank you, Criterion, for preserving another film of real meaning.

I had been trying to get this movie for so long. To find it, order it and get it so quickly was wonderful. You're always there when I need you Best Buy.

I love this movie, and was very excited about the criterion collection of it, but to be honest, there is nothing on it other than the movie and 4-5 short interviews. It doesn't worth it at all!!