Kevin Kline: I Love You to Death - Movie

I Love You to Death
Cast :	Kevin Kline, Tracey Ullman, William Hurt
Director :	Lawrence Kasdan
Studio :	Columbia Tristar Hom
Format :	Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen
Released Date :	April 06, 1990
DVD Released Date :	October 05, 2004
Language :	English (Dubbed), French (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), Portuguese (Subtitled), English (Original Language), Japanese (Subtitled), Thai (Subtitled), Chinese (Subtitled), Korean (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)
Audience Rating :	R (Restricted)
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Customer Reviews

Rating
Date	July 28, 2005
Summary	Hysterical Ensemble
Content	What a beautiful, talented, perfect cast. Everyone plays their part with perfection and from the beginning, it's non-stop laughter! Joan Plowright is at her best - this is a jewel.

Rating
Date	May 10, 2005
Summary	A yawner
Content	I can't really review this product,since I don't have the dvd (this seemingly doesn't stop many other would be Amazon reviewers,however,since they also commonly 'review' the movie,and not the actual product,whether it be dvd,vhs,or whatever...). I just wanted to inject some sanity amidst all the 5 star reviews here. I saw this in the theater with my friend's wife,and one of her friends,and we walked out just stupefied. I generally like Kline,along with many of the other actors here,but they are simply given nothing to work with. The plot is nonsensical (even though supposedly 'based on a true story'....as Pauline Kael might note,when you see those words,you know you're in for it),and the script would be mediocre even for a high school play. I have little doubt that all the stars in the picture would rank this travesty amongst the nadir of their career. I don't think I so much as chuckled once during this interminable film.

Rating
Date	July 08, 2004
Summary	SITCOM-STYLE COMEDY OF MISADVENTURES WITH APPEALING CAMEOS..
Content	I take off one star for the somewhat slight theme based on the true but quaint counter-intuitive romance of a couple whose marriage was revitalized after the wife almost succeeded in murdering her husband. But it comes with some brilliant cameos from some big names: Kline as an Italian pizza shop owner, William Hurt and Keanu Reeves as spaced out druggies, Plowright a staunch mother with a thick Yugoslavian accent and extremely funny, and an absolutely pivotal wife's role played by Ulman, who finds the stubborn vindictiveness inside her character, sunny and trusting one moment and unforgiving and brutal the next. It's not an astounding comedy and some gags are hit-and-miss, but as a saving grace the film is well-paced. The DVD I got features trailers for three other movies (go figure) but I still recommend this one as a decent rental.

Rating
Date	May 09, 2004
Summary	Far Under-Rated Comedy..
Content	I saw this movie shortly after it's release on HBO in the earliy '90s. It has a full fledge cast that just make it superb to watch. Kevin Kline as Joey the Pizzaria Owner, who just can't get enough women, and is soo fun loving. Tracy Ullman plays his wife Rosalee, who loves her husband soo much, she would rather kill him than share him with any other woman. Joan Plowright plays Rosalee's Mother, who has a nack for mechanical work and it's nothing for her to be working on a carbortor at the Dinner Table at a restaraunt while the family is dinnig out. River Phoenix plays the boy who works at the Pizzaria, and is deeply in love with Rosalee, so much so,that he is willing to aid her in knocking off her husband, only after the futile attempts from Rosalee and her Mom. After he fails, they call in a couple of bargin basement junkies,(William Hurt & Keanu Reeves) from the local tavern to finish the job, but even they can't seem to pull it off. It's just one good laugh after another. I wore out my VHS Tape and then got the Laser Disc. I was happy to discover that it has been released on DVD! Also, I believe that this is based on a true story as well!!

Rating
Date	April 18, 2004
Summary	Yes, I Love You All to Death!
Content	There are some films of which you should never be critical on details but should just sit back and enjoy what the film gives you. ÂgI Love You to DeathÂh is the best one of such kind. Oh, yes, having watched it for many, many times, it never fails to give me fresh bliss every time I watch it! Why this film is so excellent is obvious: it has a shiny set of brilliant, extraordinary and adorable characters that are played by the gorgeous-like-chandelier actors. My personal favorite of all these stars is, of course, Marlon, the a-bit-moronic-but-lovable drug addict turned Âgtoo-sweet-to-killÂh killer, played by Keanu Reeves with drastic hair-do and off-beat fashion sense. And, you got to see this Joey (Kevin Kline), the womaniser pizza shop owner, who broke his faithful wife, Rosalie (Tracey Ullman)Âfs heart so devastatingly that she decides to kill him. One problem here is, he is not a human! Seriously! He works 14 to 15 hours a day, 7 days a week, never sleeps more than two or three hours a night. And still has surplus energy (or hormones, maybe?) to go out with a different woman every night! Personally, I would like to kill him just because he eats like an excessively greedy elephant yet gain no weight at all!! That ability alone is intolerable for all women, not to mention his outrageously frequent adultery. But, still, Rosalie loves him so much that she wants him to die but not to be hurt!? ! To see other countless jewel moments that make you burst to laugh, smile, mad and moved, and to witness how on earth you can ever kill this monstrously superhuman-like cheeky Italian guy, you definitely got to see this yourself. Everyone becomes happy in the end including ones who have been watching. Once I tried it when I was extremely depressed and found myself still be able to laugh and love. For that quality, ÂgI Love You to DeathÂh is undoubtedly irreplaceable treasure to me.

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