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Man Trouble

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by Teen Movie Critic

"While the dogs turned out to be more interesting than the human characters, Jack Nicholson is a fine actor and certainly benefited this film."

Animal lovers will enjoy 'Man Trouble', a comedy more about dog than man.

Jack Nicholson is a dog trainer with ads that say something like, 'Get a big ferocious dog to guard your home.' When a timid little wimp of an opera singer finds her apartment burglarized - obviously the work of her estranged husband, whom she is in the process of divorcing - she decides she needs a dog. That, of course, is how she meets Nicholson, whom she immediately falls for. Meanwhile, she is staying at her nutty sister's house and has a few unexpected guests. 'Man Trouble' was jocular but a bit too predictable.

While the dogs turned out to be more interesting than the human characters, Jack Nicholson is a fine actor and certainly benefited this film.

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3/06/08 mr.mike I laughed once , when the dog got out of the car and peed. 2 stars

9/03/04 T.B. Jack don't bolong here! 1 stars

2/12/03 R.W. Welch Not much spark or wit in this stab at romantic comedy. Save your $$. 2 stars

12/29/02 Jack Sommersby I concur, Charles: godawful, this. 1 stars

10/16/02 Charles Tatum The worst film for everyone involved 1 stars

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USA 02-Apr-1992 (PG-13) DVD: 14-Dec-2004 UK N/A Australia N/A

Directed by Bob Rafelson Written by Carole Eastman Cast Jack Nicholson Ellen Barkin Harry Dean Stanton Beverly D'Angelo Michael McKean Saul Rubinek

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