A Fare to Remember

1999
1h 40m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,1/10

277

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Challen Cates and Malcolm-Jamal Warner in A Fare to Remember (1999)

Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA high powered business executive takes on an assignment on Christmas Eve, knowing she is to get married immediately after the holiday. Arriving at the Seattle airport, she discovered all fl... Tout lireA high powered business executive takes on an assignment on Christmas Eve, knowing she is to get married immediately after the holiday. Arriving at the Seattle airport, she discovered all flights are canceled and she has to get to LA. She then hires an obnoxious cabbie to transpo... Tout lireA high powered business executive takes on an assignment on Christmas Eve, knowing she is to get married immediately after the holiday. Arriving at the Seattle airport, she discovered all flights are canceled and she has to get to LA. She then hires an obnoxious cabbie to transport her to LA. However, the cabbie eventually proves to be rather endearing while she maint... Tout lire

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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277

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The character played by John Ratzenberger wears a jacket with the name Micky on it. But in the end credits his character's name is Mickey with an 'e'.

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Winter: See?
Tamara: See what?
Winter: You were diggin me
Tamara: Diggin isn't the right word
Winter: So you hate me, I knew it!
Tamara: Hate not close enough to the soul
Winter: Do you love me?
Tamara: Give me a lot more miles

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7/10

Better than the usual Christmas Movie theme

Most Christmas movies have a "redemption" theme but most are a variation on a very similar plot. This movie is wacky and has an unusual plot. You may need to hang in there for the first half where events may seem hard to believe for a movie (but not as unbelievable as real life - Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, says he's never made up anything in any of his cartoons - they're all based on real life stories told to him by his fans). The second half starts to fit the plot together. I enjoyed it.

BTW, one reviewer noted that the idea of someone not having cash available is not credible in these days of ATMs, but it's perfectly credible if you've lost your wallet - who carries ATM cards anywhere else while on a business trip?