Not bad but not great, ultimately it?s forgettable!
Cameron Diaz, Courtney Love, Dan Aykroyd
An ex-convict and his bumbling crook brother fight for the same woman.
DVD Release Date: November 23, 1999
Stats: 269 reviews
Flixster Reviews (269)
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April 29, 2009
"feeling minnesota" is keanu reeves' attempt to prove his calibre as an actor after his success at the "speed" which catapults his clean-shaved heartthrobber status. whether reeves is a good actor or not, he definitely strives to be one by the iconclastic diverse roles he has tak...( read more)
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April 9, 2007
I saw this during my Keanu Reeves phase and it was a hell of a lot better than I thought it would be. It was genuinely funny, but you have to sit through a lot of pathos as well. You just have to love a film whose main character (Jjacks) has a typo on his birth certificate.
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August 3, 2009
Well, Keanu does it again! He delivers yet another performance completely void of all emotion.
Feeling Minnesota is one of the most easy to forget films that you'll ever watch. It's got characters that you really don't care about, a love story that's not the least bit convinc...( read more) -
July 24, 2009
1) Who wrote this script? like...yeah...it didn't help i watched this on a channel that turned every swear word into "bug off" etc. lol
2) Oh Keanu...i love you so much for your unique brand of acting...i can't decide if its bad or just so good that no one can possibly get on the...( read more) -
July 8, 2009
Not a bad movie, does seem kind of pointless in the end though. Cameron diaz back when she was mega hot and not annoying. I liked how keanu reeves and vincent d'onofrio would just beat the crap out of each other everytime there were in a scene together.
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