Drew Barrymore Filmographies

Director Curtis Hanson made this comedy-drama film of professional poker players' lives quite fantastic and interesting for the fans wanted to give experiences on the poker game. He also set up an interesting interplay of characters, with the scenes between Robert Duvall and Eric Bana especially memorable.

This is very good cheesy warm and fuzzy film, but it seem more romantic and musical than comedy. I like Drew Barrymore's acting in her character that makes me laugh.

Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are so hilarous and good to see them back together again since "The Wedding Singer".

This Danny DeVito-directed movie is an average comedy about a sweet-faced little old tenant from hell who torments her yuppie landlords into plotting to kill her. Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore's talents are little wasted.

Barrymore, Diaz and Liu are bloody hottest babes in their marital arts/action against their enemies including villian babe Demi Moore. Much dancing and cute outfit-wearing ensues.

Unbelievable this true story of Beverly Donofrio's life is full of funny story than drama that I really like it.

Great acerbic gothic comedy-drama of a troubled teenage boy who's plagued by visions of a large bunny rabbit.

Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu are really amazing and sexist special agents better than other actresses in the late 1970's TV drama series. Because they make their awesome martial arts skills to kick butt and save the world from evil.

Drew Barrymore is okay, but little funny as a shy Chicago Sun Times copy editor who is sent to undercover as a local high school student. I don't think Barrymore looked young enough as a student since Poison Ivy.

The amiably offbeat premise and the sweet, vulnerable performance of Drew Barrymore and Luke Wilson help to offset the meandering contrivances of the script and Dean Parisot's uneasy direction. Catherine O'Hara has some eerie moments as the boys' demented mother.

As with the late 1990s - which may yet go down as the most ephemeral cultural grab-bag decade ever, the summer of 1985 makes ripe fodder for mythology, at once lampooned and celebrated hilariously in this pop culture savvy romantic comedy following the travails of a hapless wedding singer who finds himself left at the altar when it comes time for his own nuptials.

As if Drew Barrymore's wedding day weren't stressful enough, bride-to-be Luke Wilson must contend with her intnded being an ex-con who can't pass up the opportunity to rob a bank. Unbeknownst to Hope and his friends, Sean Patrick Flanery is "Hamlet", a Robin Hood-like robber who picks the day of his wedding for his latest heist. Quirky character comedy succeeds, thanks to a winning cast, spirited direction and a script that never plays dumb.

Director Wes Craven did a great job in his teen horror-scary movie since "A Nightmare on Elm Street".

This prequel film is getting bigger, battier and better than the sequels, all new stars did great jobs in their characters.

his road/buddy movie explores the special relationships that can develop among women. Little emotionally friendship story on the road, but sadly at the end.

Four famous actresses in the Wild West story were okay as the female outlaws of a gang.

Drew Barrymore makes a heck of an impact in a very adult role as Ivy, a sleazy teen who is taken in by a wealthy family.

Not a bad teen Drew Barrymore thriller movie.

Drew looked cute as a young girl since ET.

My childhood favourite friendly alien-human film I ever like so much - more emotional and funny family classic.