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Sharon F. (Shar) from AVON PARK, FL
Reviewed on 7/1/2023...

First of all, let me say that I'm not a fan of Nick Nolte. I don't think he's a good actor. He doesn't have good chemistry with Julia Roberts, which was very important in this movie as they are rival reporters on a good lead story. Other than that, I liked the storyline and action in this movie.

3 of 3 member(s) found this review helpful.

Not bad, but nothing spectacular either.

AJ | Delaware, USA | 03/01/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The problem with this movie is, that the makers just could not decide what sort of movie they were making. Is it a romantic comedy? Is it a thriller? It might even be an action movie! Now one could say that I Love Trouble offers something to any kind of audience, but the truth is that it has become to much of a compromise. Nolte and Roberts try hard and their performances go a long way towards saving a rather uninteresting movie, but personally I think that their efforts should have been used on a better script producing a better balanced story. On the whole this is a nice movie, but not something you want to see more than one time."

Not brilliant, but enjoyable nonetheless

April J. Brown | Albuquerque, NM United States | 08/02/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This movie--and it's a movie, not a film--features contrived plot twists, an improbable romance, and predictable writing. It's light in every way--just a little scary, just a little romantic, just a little funny. This is not sophisticated movie-making.

However, I have moments when I want a little brain candy to keep my interest without stretching my intellect. And in those moments, I confess, this is what I drag out. Here's the plot: two rival newspaper reporters investigate a suspicious train crash, despise each other, are endangered, fall in love, solve the case. I hope I didn't give too much away. Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte don't have the snappy reparte that the screenwriters were so obviously going for, but close. They're both great-looking and winsome enough to root for. Predictably, Robert's character is smart and sassy, while Nolte plays a womanizing rogue. The glowering but still incompetent bad guys threaten the daring duo without disturbing your dreams. It's not the screwball comedy to which it's paying homage, but it's a grade-B imitation of an enjoyable genre, and sometimes that's enough. Watch it with butter on your fingers."

Gotta love Julia

April J. Brown | 12/21/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Alright this isn't an Oscar calibur type movie but it's got some B-movie potential. There is good wit and fun play and although it's a little jagged overall it's not a bad flick. Like it sez gotta love Julia"