He Said, She Said - L'amour en stéréo

This snappy romantic comedy pits two Baltimore reporters, Dan Hanson(Kevin Bacon)and Lorie Bryer(Elizabeth Perkins),writing for an editorial page with opposing opinions...Dan the conservative and Lorie the liberal. Their popularity grows as a romance blossoms and soon they have a TV show 'He said, She said'. Frequent bickering may end the TV show as well as the romance. The leads are very likable and the supporting cast is solid, but the film at points just comes across too sappy and gimmicky. Charming is as charming goes. Bacon and Perkins work well together. Supporting cast features: Sharon Stone, Nathan Lane, Anthony LaPaglia and Stanley Anderson.

a movie that deals with a relationship told from both perspectives of the man (Bacon) and the woman (Perkins) with the ex (Stone) thrown in A good premise but it never quite takes off..some funny bits but not that many to recommend it on a scale of one to ten..5

This is a Typical comedy, that bored me a bit,about love between 2 journalists. one part is told from her point of view and the other from his point of view. It should have been a lot better then it was, I found he said, she said to be OK but a very average comedy, and not all that funny. It isn't awful, there's nothing terrible about it, it's just not as good as one would think a movie such as this would be. The two leads Had very little chemistry together, which may have been part of the problem, they just didn't capture my interest enough to care a lot about what the ultimate outcome would be. I think as a rental this is OK, particularly for couples who have been through some rough times but aside from being a decent date movie, there's not a lot that stood out to me. I'd give it as a whole, about a 5.