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Anything but Love (2003)

A corporate lawyer is caught in a love triangle with an ambitious cabaret singer.

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Bob Westal 10 Jan 2018

Director and (uncredited) choreographer Robert Cary and his performers are simply not up to the task of recalling the great moments they are trying so hard to evoke.

Lou Lumenick 16 Jun 2013

Comes perilously close to being a vanity production for the obscure singer Isabel Rose, who stars and wrote the autobiographical screenplay with neophyte director Robert Cary, based on her own struggles as a cabaret singer.

Elizabeth Zimmer 22 Feb 2014

If this is such a cheesy, derivative movie, why did I watch it twice with such delight? Possibly because at its center it's profoundly authentic, and because the star turn by Andrew McCarthy, a moody, mercurial characterization, saves it from fairy-tale bathos.

Kirk Honeycutt 29 May 2011

Earns an A for effort but a much lower grade in the entertainment department.

Melissa Levine 08 May 2007

The dialogue is not merely tired but exhausted, as though its head has already hit the pillow and it's just "mm-hm"ing us before it falls asleep.