Customer Ratings & Reviews

Loved this movie and even better on my smart screen television

Great Movie. Good to purchase and check reviews. Good Quality.

Great price. Great movie. Great picture quality! Recommended!

This movie is great never seen anything like it in my life

Clooney is awesome as usual. Laugh after laugh after laugh.

great move loaded with laughs I totally enjoyed this

A hilarious movie for a late movie night. I love it!

This is not one of the Coen Brothers' best movies, but it's still pretty fun. The movie looks good on Blu-Ray, but like many of the Coens' movies it's pretty lacking in bonus features.

Chick flick. My wife loved it. I thought it was average. Light hearted and somewhat comical. One thumbs up, one down.

Intolerable Cruelty is a minor Cohen brothers hit.

Some claim that Intolerable Cruelty is not one of the Coen Brothers' better films, however I disagree. Though more polished and upbeat than films like Fargo or Millers Crossing, it still provides and unique and hilarious look into the bitter world of divorce. George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones have great chemistry as smart, driven individuals playing each other in a mutual game of cat and mouse. The witty dialogue is as good as it gets; paired with strong performances from supporting cast, this movie deserves a spot in any collection.

This film is one that really tickled my funny bone. The dialogue, which is the great strength of pretty much every Coen film, sparkles here just as much as in all of their other dark comedies, especially since in this case it is coming from the likes of George Clooney, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Billy Bob Thornton, and Geoffrey Rush. The story concerns Miles Massey, a master divorce lawyer who is smitten by Marilyn Rexroth, a woman who makes her living by marrying men and subsequently divorcing them and taking them for all they are worth. Their back-and-forth attempts to master the other make up the bulk of the film. The characters and dialogue are a lot of fun. Clooney's character is obsessed with his teeth, and Zeta-Jones plays a woman for whom love has become mere business. This isn't Fargo, but it's clever and vibrant. Everyone involved with the film clearly thoroughly enjoyed making it, and as a result, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.

This movie started out funny and easily kept my attention. Closer to the end of the movie, I was not as intrigued and thought the movie took a turn from comical to just plain silly. I liked it enough to not be dissatisfied seeing it, but I would not watch it again.