turnssteven This is a charming movie starring Hugh Jackman- yet to hit his stride in the big leagues, and Meg Ryan- on a downturn. Featuring a bit of time travel an Englishman from the 17th century lands up in modern day New York City and falls in love with an advertising executive alongside trying to settle in the new century. The film is cute and would make for a great afternoon relaxation offering. Its rather sad to see Meg Ryan fall of the face of Hollywood because she has an endearing personality and an infectious smile. James Mangold directs(he would reteam with Hugh Jackman for Wolverine and Logan).

bluekarma06 If you bother to red thru the reviews, which I often do to attain different perspective on a movie, you might notice for Kate & Leopold, a considerable amount of trashing from women who despise the movie for being misogynistic. Not just a few but dozens of them! I saw it for what it was/is, a romantic comedy. In a time when the world is spinning for men and women, always working, stressed, deadlines, kids, etc, we forgot what true love and romance are. This movie reminds us. Pleasantly and with humor. I know that women hate the idea that they NEED a man to be fulfilled and happy, but in reality, they do. We all need that person. No one was trying to put women down, set them back or put them in their place. That wasn't or isn't the point of this movie. I am sure the current #metoo women out there Hate this movie, but that isn't its intention. It's about stepping back, taking a breather from our crazy life, and remembering that LOVE is the answer. What good is any of this if we can't share it. I have seen the movie 5-6 times over the years and love it every time, cry every time. I dont want to own a woman, and no one in this movie is acting like they do. All this man-hating, women's rights are being set-back is utter nonsense. It's a charming movie, and I would bet any amount of money, that even the most bitter woman out there, feels the same if she were honest.

ricoman006 With all its cheesiness it offers a couple of good laughs, some good acting and good vibes.. and for that it deserves a 7. Do not expect anything out of the ordinary, just be entertained.

Kirpianuscus a compromise between old fashion romantic comedy and the contemporary pink films. so, the basic virtue remains the balance between worlds. like the story. the atmosphere of fairy tale lost in every day reality is an easy and not comfortable solution. and this detail explain the cast. and the motif of time travel. and the humor. and the need to remind the source of meeting. but many of exercises to do credible the subject are far by success. and the strong pillar remains the same Meg Ryan who, like in other occasions, is the ideal choice for save the romantic atmosphere. it is a charming film, great for escape by common temptations/errors of genre. it is a seductive story about a man and a woman, a not ordinary meeting and the final option. all in the right package.