Diane Kruger, Jessica Paré, Josh Hartnett
A young Chicago advertizing executive (Hartnett) believes a woman he sees in a cafe is his long-lost love. His conviction leads to obsession, as he puts his life on hold to trail her.
DVD Release Date: December 28, 2004
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September 15, 2009I don't know, either you're on board with Wicker Park or you're not. I think you have to look past its definite shortcomings to wring out the quality: for Josh Hartnett's stony, inarticulate performance and Matthew Lillard's completely inappropriate casting, you then have Diane K...( read more)
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September 21, 2008Wicker Park was a movie that I found very hedonic. Something invariably true about my personality, is I am always looking for a good thrill. I find mysteries and suspense entertaining. This movie's Single White Female mannerisms, is no doubt one of the reasons I found it amusing...( read more)
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July 1, 2008stretched, contrived, and overly stylized modern hitchcockian tale about obsessive love.
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June 15, 2008A dramatic story of jealousy, lies and intrigue. In places quite difficult to follow due to the flashbacks which never quite tell the whole story.
However a story that anybody who has ever suffered a bout of jealousy will no doubt understand. -
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October 10, 2009DeeeCirrr qeee la amooo creo qee no baazta!
preeeCIooosiiisimaa!
mi favooorita ! deFinitivaamente
otras me an uztado peero esta ..pfff bella! -
October 6, 2009Dramatic and intriguing, with intricated flash-backs which leave you wanting for more.
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September 14, 2009I was crazy for this movie! A dramatic story of jealousy, lies and intrigue. In places quite difficult to follow due to the flashbacks which never quite tell the whole story.
However a story that anybody who has ever suffered a bout of jealousy will no doubt understa...( read more)
Critic Reviews
September 4, 2004
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
September 3, 2004
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
Features a story so convoluted, audience members should be given a bag of breadcrumbs upon entry, so as to leave a trail through the logic. full review
September 3, 2004
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Once we understand the principle (if not the details) of the plot, Wicker Park works because the actors invest their scenes with what is, under the circumstances, astonishing emotional realism. full review
September 3, 2004
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
The preview audience I saw it with hooted in disbelief at the outrageous bits, then happily dug in to see what would happen next. full review
September 2, 2004
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
Hartnett is far too stolid to convey the frazzled desperation required by McGuigan's soporific romantic mystery Wicker Park. full review
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January 26, 2009This is a full remake of the wonderful french movie "l'appartement" from 1995, but it does cut quite nice scenes and twists and change the ending (in a very very american way). Last but not least this story does not work today, because the usage of the handy does make the whole story without sense if you put it into todays context.
So please.. go watch l'appartement if you want to see this story, how it really is. -
August 14, 2008AMAZINGGGG, it kept me on the edge of my seat waiting till when they would meet
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March 1, 2008Once again, A very decent film, with good acting, Josh Hartnett did a outstanding job. I loved it! Worth watching for sure, I can't wait to find the DVD and buy it, and watch it over and over again.
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December 28, 2007in my opinion this is the best movie EVER!!!!
everything is perfect in this story.
i love it
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July 23, 2007the movie was fantastic i've just seen it i can't find a word to discribe it josh was great as usual and all i know it's a great movie
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December 16, 2006Greatest movie ever.... that one and hitchhikers guide to the galaxy and tom yum goong (the protector) and sweet november hve my heart..... and pearl harbor
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