Romancing the Stone
Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, Danny DeVito
A repressed romance novelist travels to Colombia to uncover the mystery behind her sister's disappearance. Once there, she meets up with a rough-and-tumble American adventurer whom she hires to help h...( read more
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DVD Released: August 14, 2001
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June 3, 2009I don't believe that Turner is a novelist or that Douglas is an adventurer. The romance was so corny. Not being a big follower of romance novels, I didn't appreciate the humor or irony that this movie tried to provide.
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September 13, 2008Romancing the Stone from 1984 is a very good comedy starring Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, and Danny Devito...these three are soo funny teamed together.
A romance novelist (Turner) whom is use to the live of NYC and a hopeless romantic is thrown on a crazy trip to South A... ...( read more ) -
August 7, 2008A very 80s jungle adventure movie, that's a Christmas classic. Our lonely heroine heads to Columbia to save her kidnapped sister and meets the man of her dreams. Obviously cashed in on the popularity of Indiana Jones. The ending is truly awful.
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May 19, 2008fun adventure movie sizzling chemisty between douglas and turner
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March 12, 2008I've seen this movie a few times. It is fine - nothing special. Kathleen survives well on some heel-hacked-off Italian shoes
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July 2, 2009Zemeckis jumped on the Spielberg bandwagon and followed up Raiders with this comical and thrilling take on an adventurer racing through the jungle with a girl in his arms. The film is a great deal of fun and the two main leads don't hold anything back. Still, it's all very silly ... ...( read more )
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October 23, 2004
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