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| Mar 30, 2004DVD Talk
So by all rights, Splash was primed for failure.
But most of all, Howard's fine direction along with a great script by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel make Splash one of the sweetest, most enjoyable romantic fantasies ever created.
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| Mar 25, 2004DVD Town
Hanks is young and sweet and innocent in appearance, a bit whiny but charming.....The plot becomes routine and more than a bit disappointing after the imaginative spark shown in the film's first half.....I'm afraid "Splash" didn't make as much of an impression on me this time around..... ... Full Review
| Mar 18, 2004DVD MovieGuide
The movie presents charm and sweetness that makes it a nice way to pass time and seems like a pretty good date flick.
Nothing about the movie comes across as stunning or tremendously impressive, but enough of the flick entertains to make it a fun experience.
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filmcritic.com
Most of the major talent in Splash did better projects later on, but the movie is a fun reminder of where everyone started and ended up.
Its also nice to see Levy play someone else.
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Comingsoon.net
The film also still looks good.
If you enjoyed Splash in the past, then this 20th Anniversary DVD will be a nice addition to your collection.
However, it's the comedy that really makes the movie enjoyable.
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DVD MovieGuide
Nothing about the movie comes across as stunning or tremendously impressive, but enough of the flick entertains to make it a fun experience.
The third act of Splash seems like the weakest.
The characters also fail to develop much dimensionality.
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Exclaim! Canada
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eFilmCritic.com
It's not particularly well-made (I think director Ron Howard's previous effort, Night Shift, is a funnier film), although it does have some good moments.
A strong cast makes this watchable, including Hanks and John Candy as his brother.
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