Fast Food Fast Women

This movie discribe a side of a real life that can happen anyware. It will take minutes to realize that the movie has finished.... Full review

It's too bad the film is frequently cloying....Despite some lovely moments (Bella dancing to rap music with a neighbor's son, Paul and Emily waltzing to classic jazz), Fast Food Fast Women operates like a sitcom:....Kollek throws so many contrived obstacles in their way.....Kollek skirts the productive tension between actress and character.....The actress has that self-starved, too-much-hair, unnaturally big-breasted figure of so many aging starlets..... ... Full Review

Friday June 22, 2001 In Amos Kollek's heartfelt romantic comedy "Fast Food Fast Women," the women by and large are not fast. Bella has wasted 12 years of her life on a self-absorbed Broadway director (Austin Pendleton, in one of his wonderful comic turns) who will never leave his wife for her. ... Full Review

Still, this small romantic comedy should be applauded for its pleasures, particularly its fine performances and likeable central characters, and for its admirable message that love isn't just for the young and the restless. Bella can be a bit cloying in her eccentricity, but Levine is an amiable actress, and for the most part, she makes the quirkiness work. ... Full Review

The conflict resolution may come all too easily in Fast Food Fast Women, yet the feeling this charming comedy evokes, will undoubtedly stay with you long after the lights come up. As a screenwriter, Kolleks talents lie in his development of meaty characters. ... Full Review

Overall: This is a good romantic comedy that offers nothing new to the genre but has some very good acting. Each of the actors is given good space to do their work by director Kollek proving that they deserve to get more good film work. ... Full Review

Robert Modica and Louise Lasser negotiate their relationship in "Fast Food Fast Women." (Lot 47 Films) "F ast Food Fast Women" is "Sex and the City" in Payless shoes. ... Full Article

Robert Modica and Louise Lasser negotiate their relationship in "Fast Food Fast Women." (Lot 47 Films) T his little film, written and directed by Amos Kollek, tries hard to be charming but succeeds only occasionally. ... Full Article

I'm back.Sorry I didn't write during the last two days.Firstly I haven't seen many new movies and secondly it is kind of a challenge to get time on a computer to write. ... Full Article

FAST FOOD FAST WOMEN Rated:R For movie details, please click here . Written and directed by the Israeli filmmaker Amos Kollek, and meant to be a romantic fairy tale about life among the kooky characters who live in New York... ... Full Article

When Israeli-born director Amos Kollek and Anna Thomson teamed up in Sue (1997), the result was a homage to the grit of early-70s American cinema: a bit too reliant on facile pessimism but a marvelous showcase for Thomson. ... Full Article