Kate & Leopold (2001)
The story of two strangers in New York City, separated by a hundred years. When they meet, a century's worth of differences come crashing together. (Miramax Films)
Cast and Information
Directed By: James Mangold
Written By: James Mangold, Steven Rogers
Starring: Liev Schreiber, Natasha Lyonne, Viola Davis, Bradley Whitford, Hugh Jackman, Meg Ryan, Breckin Meyer, Philip Bosco, Craig Bierko, Arthur J. Nascarella, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Bart DeFinna
Genre: Romance
AKA: Kate and Leopold
Country: USA
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Kate & Leopold belongs to 9 collections
1. Time Travel (collaborative: moderated by mpowell - 42 stars)
2. How Did This Get Made? (collaborative: moderated by theficionado - 8 stars)
3. Top 3000 movies with the most votes on IMDb (public: fanfic - 5 stars)
4. Dogs (collaborative: moderated by td888 - 4 stars)
5. Product Placement (collaborative: moderated by Jellysauce - 3 stars)
6. Character name in title (collaborative: moderated by Pickpocket - 2 stars)
7. Netflix instant LATAM (collaborative: moderated by Roman_Herbom - 1 star)
8. 2001: Year in Review (public: polanski28)
9. My Movie Collection (public: elhenzo)
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| 2 | futurememory | 50 15th |
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The average romcom. Hugh Jackman is pretty charming, but that's about it.
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BeeDub | 78 39th |
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Hugh Jackman at his most charming and Meg Ryan at her most bored-looking. Not the worst rom-com you'll ever see, but far from the best.
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recklessmess | 80 71st |
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cute
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AnnMovie | 98 87th |
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A great romantic comedy!! I can't really think of anyone better for the role of Leopold than Jackson! He is amazing and perfectly "Prince Charming" and all that, but also deep and thoughtful. And I think Schreiber is excellent as well - the part about the dog seeing a rainbow is always very touching. I adore the film and somehow they even manage to explain the whole time-travel thing and make it work!
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miss jesus | 82 83rd |
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Vastly underrated. It juggles a dialectic about ethics, ideals, and cynicism in modern times with comedy, romance, and an almost embarrassingly well-written time-travel plot. It may be lightweight, but it's shockingly good in contrast with the preview. It includes a lot of quite interesting stuff that reminds us how much courtship and marriage has changed (and hasn't) over time. Jackman is totally convincing as a man from another century, and Ryan is hilariously wry.
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| 1 | IHateMovies | 60 25th |
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It's not terrible compared with some of the other movies my mom has dragged me to.
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batface89 | 76 25th |
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Cute romantic comedy with an interesting sci-fi twist.
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luc | 75 85th |
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Nice romantic movie to watch. The end was expected
to be like that, worth watching
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lodevijk | 6 17th |
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A forgettable movie with an interesting premise ruined by lame jokes, flat characters, and a script so cliché it would be pointless to watch.
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julialou | 87 76th |
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Delightful. The characters are so perfectly defined. It's a shame Meg Ryan already had those un-enchating lips.
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Gnalkhere | 60 25th |
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Meg Ryan clichés her way through another brick in her wall of romcoms with a historical time curve getting her and a youthful Hugh Jackman in this cheesy film. Also spotted was a very young Viola Davis, an underused Spalding Gray, and a too-good-for-this-movie Liev Schreiber. But all things considered, i had fun
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| Average Percentile 33.74% from 1974 Ratings |  |