Laws of Attraction

Audrey Woods (Julianne Moore) and Daniel Rafferty (Pierce Brosnan) are New Yorks finest divorce attorneys, but when celebrity Couple (Parker Posey and Michael Sheen) raise the stakes in their divorce, Audrey and Daniel set out to make their cases and... Full review

Audrey Woods is one of the best, nay, THE best divorce attorney in town. She has never lost a case and she is about to continue that winning streak with her latest case. When she meets her opposing counsel she... Full review

It's a must see for all the hopeless romantics of the world (I proudly consider myself one!!!) The story delivers well and brings you to tears both with the humor and the sentimental issues. Pierce Brosnan and Julianne Moore have GREAT... Full review

(Very Mild Spoilers)I grew up watching this style of movie at it's very best -- Tracy & Hepburn, so I went into this with a very skeptical nature in spite of appreciating Pierce Brosnan's work in general. Romantic Comedy, done... Full review

OK, the heading was to grab your attention. Sarah Jessica Parker and her sex-mad cronies aren't (thankfully!) in this, but Pierce Brosnan and Julianne Moore are.Every now and then, they make a lightweight comedy romance with English actor Hugh Grant,... Full review

This movie reminds me of the romantic screwball comedies from the 30's, 40's and 50's. The movie succeeds in following the humor, witty dialogs and great pace witch made the romantic comedies of old so great. That is, until the... Full review

I believe 'Laws of Attraction' is the only movie I've ever seen which I greatly preferred the 'alternate scenes and subplots' to what the producers chose to present. The plot involves way too little law. Most of the time when... Full review

Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and Doris Day may have made better screwball comedies, but this one just about works, by downplaying punchlines and taking obvious idiocies as read, such as the leads' addictions to sweeties and their... Full review

My friend and I were looking to escape for a few hours and figured that the movie would be fun and Brosnan is easy to look at. We were pleasantly surprised, lots more unexpected twists than we'd expected, quite a few... Full review

great little movie, some say it tried to hard but sometimes not doing everything is fine. Don't go in expecting thrill a minute and you might just enjoy the film... Full review

The great actors have three roles. I played similar pieces, but I'm glad you think I've done interesting work. I have the greatest riches of travel, meetings with people, and now a company called Irish Dreamtime, making our fifth film. ... Full Review

But when our two lovers are onscreen together, they appear to be enjoying each other's company on a level beyond the script. It's too bad that director Peter Howitt didn't recognize this and run away with it. ... Full Review

Moore displays a wonderful flair for self-deprecating farce, and Brosnan is cumulatively endearing as her unflappable nemesis. Still, it's an admirable try, a surprisingly sparkling star vehicle for Pierce Brosnan and Julianne Moore and a movie that flies in the face of the current box-office wisdom that to be successful a romantic comedy must be both crude and dumb. ... Full Review

Laws of Attraction is not a bad movie but, with a more developed story (and someone with comic sense to play the femme lead), it could have been a whole lot better. As such, Brosnan is the anchor for Laws of Attraction while Moore must go through an unconvincing metamorphosis.The small supporting cast is bested by Frances Fisher who steals the show from Moore every time she appears on the screen. ... Full Review

In a funny clash of opposites, Laws of Attraction pits two big stars against each other, and the payoff is tremendous. Without Brosnan and Moore, the film would have lacked the energy and intrigue that made it worthwhile. ... Full Review

You can kind of understand why everything is forced and frantic in "Laws of Attraction" why its performances are all over the map, why its score is broad and obtrusive. ... Full Article

halk another one up on Julianne Moore's check-chasing shit list. The rapidly withering actresswho's never shuddered at appearing in studio sludge like Nine Months , Assassins , The Lost World: Jurassic Park , Evolution , and Hannibal currently essays maybe... ... Full Article

Though it is compared to earlier romantic comedies such as Adams Rib, this contemporary story is set in New York City involving divorce lawyers Audrey Woods (Julianne Moore) and Daniel Rafferty (Pierce Brosnan). ... Full Article

The attraction that a man and woman feel for one another is not easily defined.  Some say it is a chemical attraction that is not even at a conscious level. ... Full Article

Two high-powered New York divorce attorneys fall in love in Laws Of Attraction.Those lawyers are played by Julianne Moore and Pierce Brosnan, so even those rarely inclined to enjoy romantic comedy will be forgiven for getting their hopes up. ... Full Article