
Oz Needed Some Stepford Wives to Edit His Film
Review created: 06/18/04
by: beckytcy -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Bette Middler, Roger Bart, funny moments
Cons:
some logic problems, Broderick seems lost, not scathing enough
Although Frank Oz s remake of the 1975 Stepford Wives film is set in the present day, the setting and tone are confused as he transforms the thriller into a dark comedy. Some thirty years later, many men still feel threatened by powerful career women, but I felt that the feminist themes in Oz s Stepford Wives struggled to remain relevant. Stepford Wives has several hilarious jokes and a couple of priceless scenes, but the film overall is a mess. Apparently, the filmmakers changed a few fundamental facts after the initial shooting but didn t go back to edit some of the earlier scenes, so...
Review ID: 10000000001853745

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