In & Out DVD Movie

In & Out

Studio	Paramount Home Entertainment
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	63207
CD Universe Part number	7856571
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 10, 2009
Rating	PG-13 (MPAA)
Rating Reason	for sexual content and some strong language
Also Known As	In And Out
Movie Details	Color; Value Line DVD Widescreen

In & Out Movie Review

5 stars Queer in the Country
A committed cast carry this one off very well. The humour is very gentle , but the message is to the point.Klines' dancing scene is wicked, and Joan Cusack, as always, is a sheer delight. The surprise is Tom Selleck,- who would have thought Tom could turn in such a rounded, warm and endearing performance.
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4 stars a great movie with a cast that is perfect
the first half of this movie is funny--the last half gets serious and it has a very uplifting ending---kevin kline is so funny---joan cusack is really good---the girl who plays matt dillion's girlfriend--although her part is small is really a hoot. just a very cute---movie that has alot of heart
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