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Posted by: The Flickster at November 16, 2001, 11:11 pm
Topic: Reviews: Autumn in New York Forum: JoBlo
AUTUMN IN NEW YORK (2000) Rating: 5/10 I like good cinematography (who doesn't?), and did the technical crew for Autumn in New York deliver the goods with their beautiful exterior shots of New York? Hats off to them. The story is...well, let's just say it's not anything we've never seen before. I really can't stand the older men/younger women "romances". Richard Gere and Winona Ryder, while both are good and competent actors, generate no sparks here. And the decent supporting cast is given next to nothing to work with (I wish I could've seen more of the grandmother). Autumn in New York is almost a direct rip-off of Love Story, right down to the ice-skating scene in Central Park, where she is then rushed to the hospital. Several scenes just bored me to death to. And not to mention Richard Gere's character is a pushy slimeball. I give the movie the grade I do because of the exterior shots, the autumn and winter feeling and scenery, and because Winona Ryder was really good in this film. I liked her, I felt sorry for her, and the ending was a little sad, I admit.

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