Directed by:
Nick CassavetesScreenplay:
Melissa StackCinematography:
Robert FraisseComposer:
Aaron ZigmanCast:
Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Kate Upton, Taylor Kinney, Nicki Minaj, Don Johnson, Alyshia Ochse, David Thornton, Chelsea Turnbo (more)VOD (4)
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Carly (Cameron Diaz) discovers her new boyfriend Mark (Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is a fraud - and worse - when she accidentally meets his wife, Kate (Leslie Mann). Carly suddenly finds herself comforting Kate, and their unlikely friendship solidifies when they realize that Mark is cheating on both of them with yet another 'other woman,' Amber (Kate Upton). The three women join forces plotting an outrageous plan for revenge. (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (6)
Squealing and shrieking mean women in a comedy where Nikolaj Coster-Waldau does whatever he wants with them. But he was also a bit stupid when he thought he would always get away with everything, so he gets what he deserves. I don’t want to ever see this movie again. The way Leslie Mann and Kate Upton were showing their emotions made it seem as if they were acting for free. Horrible.
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More of a chick flick, but very entertaining to watch. The wife and mistresses get revenge on the unfaithful Lannister and some of the banter is very hilarious. Good fun with a sexy Cameron Diaz and Kate Upton. 65.
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The Other Woman is dull crap and a waste of time. What's most disappointing is that it was made by an otherwise brilliant and sensitive director of emotional flicks like The Notebook or My Sisters Keeper.
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Despite my aversion to Cameron Diaz (I can count the movies I can stand her in on one hand), this comedy was quite tolerable, enjoyable, unadorned, and tasteful – well, certainly not tasteless. But it's mostly due to the amazing Leslie Mann, who entertained me from the very beginning to the very end.
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The Other Woman is a typical American comedy that cannot surprise anyone with its plot, so it has to score plus points with the performances and funny scenes, both of which were average within the genre. Leslie Mann was a bit of a handful at times due to her hysterical outbursts, but she can act, she just had a bad role, but I found the performances of Kate Upton and Nicki Minaj quite dull. Cameron Diaz is really “washed”, but she can still play her part. As for the funny scenes, I have to admit that I had more than one good laugh, so mission accomplished. In short, a film that is one big old familiar cliché that degrades the female species, but it’s entertaining if you don’t take it seriously.
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Not... There are a few good moments there and Kate Upton has nice breasts, but how it all turns out in the end, how the good guys win, it's so terribly predictable that it's hard to bear. Just another Hollywood nonsense that is not afraid of even toilet jokes, which have no substance in this performance. Well, I didn't expect anything more, and I didn't get anything more.
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