“Intolerable Cruelty” has a solid farce structure, a bunch of ripe second bananas, and two sinfully attractive stars ready to raise comic hell. So why is a movie with so many genuine laughs and so ...

Intolerable Cruelty is a hilarious and twisted battle of the sexes, where love, money, and deception collide in a high-stakes game of hearts. Directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, the 2003 rom-com is about ...

If you want to be a Coen brothers completist, their minor works can yield minor yet delightful joys. Parachute in, perform a little postmortem on a relatively forgotten title, adjudicate blame, do ...

“Intolerable Cruelty” plays on fantasies of the private lives of its two stars. George Clooney’s Miles Massey is a Beverly Hills divorce lawyer, a suave, debonair bachelor-about-town. Catherine ...

Between a lethargic trailer propped up by ``Gimme Some Lovin''' and the name of a mainstream-sentimentalist producer, Brian Grazer (``A Beautiful Mind''), on the credits, there's plenty of reason for ...

Daniel is a University of Louisville graduate with an English degree, a sizable collection of Blu-rays, books, records, and a love of hiking. While the mid-budget, adult-driven movie market seems ever ...

Spend any time on the internet, particularly in film circles, and you’ll learn what is perhaps the one great truth: people LOVE to talk about, and especially rank, the films of the Coen Brothers. Is ...

Miles vows to tame his shrew. Although they have frequently had fun in the past at the expense of social and economic disparities, ”Intolerable Cruelty” is the Coens’ most direct confrontation with ...

Proving he's the closest thing to Cary Grant in contempo cinema, George Clooney effortlessly radiates mischievous charm in "Intolerable Cruelty," a thoroughly entertaining comedy about love, lawyers ...

The latest Coen brothers' creation, Intolerable Cruelty is the perfect love story for a generation of cynics. Ideal for the shallow and proud (myself included in this category), watching the film is ...

The Coens are tuned to a different frequency. They make genre films -- noir, gangster movies, screwball comedies -- but filter them through a sensibility that's part Preston Sturges, part Looney Tunes ...