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For Richer, For Poorer

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Director: Jay Sandrich
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Released: 2006-02-14

Avg. Customer Review: 4 Star
Media: DVD (1)
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For Richer, For Poorer
  • Jack Lemmon stars as a successful businessman who loves to work, and makes millions doing it, while his son Michael (Jonathan Silverman) his happy just sitting back and having it made. So dad decides to teach him a lesson by giving away every dollar of his hard earned fortune, but comedy ensues when the lesson backfires. Although his mistress (Joanna Gleason) remains loyal, his wife (Talia Shire)

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Jack Lemmon stars as a successful businessman who loves to work and makes millions doing it while his son Michael (Jonathan Silverman) his happy just sitting back and having it made. So dad decides to teach him a lesson by giving away every dollar of his hard earned fortune but comedy ensues when the lesson backfires. Although his mistress (Joanna Gleason) remains loyal his wife (Talia Shire) is finding it a struggle and Michael shows no interest whatsoever in finding a job. So now it's up to Dad to make his millions all over agian -- but times have changed. Making it all over proves a lot harder than making it the first time around as Jack Lemmon proves in this comedy with a million dollars and a million laughs.Running Time: 90 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: COMEDY UPC: 026359068720 Manufacturer No: 90687

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For Richer, For Poorer
  • DVD: 0 pages (2006-02-14)
  • Publisher: Hbo Home Video
  • Label: Hbo Home Video
  • Starring: Stephen Caffrey, Paul Collins, Joanna Gleason, Robert Harvey, Madeline Kahn
  • Director: Jay Sandrich
  • Encoding: Region 1
  • Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1,
  • Rated: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
  • Studio: Hbo Home Video
  • DVD Release Date: 2006-02-14
  • Run Time: 90
  • ISBN: 0783141874
  • Average Customer Review: 4 Star based on 3 reviews
  • Sales Rank in DVD: #89998

Customer Reviews
Avg. Customer Review: 4 Star

Customer Rating: 5 Star
Summary: for richer, for poorer 2009-06-21
Comment: very good movie and very funny. it hit close to home in that i have 2 sons
Customer Rating: 3 Star
Summary: An invitation to openmindedness 2008-09-23
Comment: A father who have never enjoyed life without working, has given everything he needed to his son his whole life long. This caused the son to grow up with neither a reason nor a motivation to find working as much interesting.
When the father realizes it, can no longer live with this reality, and start a two year wandering in order to find himself.

He will be back with a new knowledge: We can love someone also without being proud of them.
He will have acquired some more - a new life philosophy: the ability to relax, and enjoy life being totally financially supported by his son. This, in turn, will then have discovered the pleasure of working, and for a completely different reason: as a way to pay back life for what life had given to him in the first place. A much "nobler" concept of working.

The man's wife will also have found back the joy of working, and for her it will mean making things.

A nice story which leads even the inattentive spectator to realize that there are different values than the ordinary ones, for most aspects of life, even those that are apparently most stable and univocal.
Customer Rating: 4 Star
Summary: Entertaining Movie 2008-09-19
Comment: This was an entertaining movie. The twists and turns are sometimes hard to follow but the movie has a satifying ending. The down side of the film would be the character of the son. I would have liked to see this role be a little stronger. Pop the corn and cozy up to the television for a comfortable time.