tdrish Let me shoot you straight...this was NOT a good movie. I have not seen this since 1991, but I can tell you from memory, despite the fact of having some great, well known actors and actresses, Queens Logic is one you can safely bypass. And I'm saying this as a warning. The funniest scene in the entire movie occurs before the opening credits even end. From there on out, it is just a random montage of nonsense. ( A much later scene has Kevin Bacon looking as if he has a major bulge in his pants, and he pulls out a kitten out of the zipper. Ohhh...kay!) If you have ever seen The Big Chill, this movie just follows the same script, except instead of a funeral, we have a wedding reuniting long childhood friends back together. I found it slow, boring, and lacked humor and direction. Sandwiched between Son In Law and Can't Buy Me Love, Steve Rash offers this magnificent plate of bullcrap straight off the farm. If you think you can enjoy that, have a look, but there's a reason why a good chunk of the population has never heard of this title.

fpkovers This is one of my favorite movies! I can't even remember how many times I have watched it. I've had it so long that it's in VHS and I've kept my old VHS player just for these movies. Great Cast, Great Location, Great Soundtrack. It just goes to show that friendships can last forever. Some of the scenes in this movie will stick with you for life. Though some of the cast are still acting, there are some that I wish were still at it, like Linda Florentino (she was great in Jade), John Malkovich (great in Being John Malkovich), Ken Olin, Tom Waits (he was great in Short Cuts), and Chloe Webb. If you haven't seen it, you need to.

Syl After watching Dogma for the umpteenth time on Comedy Central, I became a Linda Fiorentino fan along with others out there who wondered what happened to this promising actress since 2002. I have seen other films. This one shows that she can play a desperate housewife who can be both strong and vulnerable to her husband played by Joe Mantegna. Jamie Lee Curtis is underused in this role. Fiorentino and Chloe Webb's characters form a believable friendship on screen that I wonder why Linda hasn't worked in five years is a mystery to me. Anyway, it's an all star cast featuring besides Webb, Mantegna, and Fiorentino but also Kevin Bacon, Ken Olin, John Malkovich, and Jamie Lee Curtis. The storyline needs some work. I loved the scene where Carla steals the guys' clothes while they are skinny dipping in a pool. The movie is about a reunion of friends who get together for a wedding that may or may not happen anyway. I plead that Linda gets work soon again because she is really one of the best actresses out there playing strong women rather than weak and superficial.

Duncan-12 This is one of my favorite movies. Everyone in it is wonderful and perfect in their roles. I, for one, can never get enough of Chloe Webb or John Malkovitch or Joe Mantegna, and this movie supplies all in a stunning array. The writing is wonderful, and it's beautifully shot. Not a movie to be missed, although the clothes and music are slightly dated now.