Going Shopping

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Going Shopping

PG-13

2005

1h 46m

Comedy

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A boutique proprietress (Victoria Foyt) tries to avoid eviction, while mending ties with her mother (Lee Grant) and her daughter.

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Much like a bad trip to the mall, Going Shopping starts out fun but eventually degenerates into a shallow and unsatisfying experience.

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Michael Booth

Denver Post

03/31/2006

Alleges support of women, yet fetishizes their objects instead of their relationships.

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Michael Wilmington

Chicago Tribune

02/02/2006

3/4

[Henry] Jaglom's Going Shopping is a nifty little oddity, another of his unlikely, entertaining movie hybrids.

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Ruthe Stein

San Francisco Chronicle

12/02/2005

2/4

It's the last and least successful of indie director Henry Jaglom's trilogy looking at female issues.

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Chelsea Bain

Boston Herald

10/21/2006

1/4

Jeff Vice

Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

03/31/2006

2/4

The film is less than two hours long but feels considerably longer, thanks to a few drawn-out scenes and some clunky character drama.

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Robert Denerstein

Denver Rocky Mountain News

03/31/2006

C+

Jaglom's concentrated approach serves up some insight to be sure, but the movie states its case in the first 10 minutes and then proceeds to run out of things to say, almost as quickly as the women in this movie think they've run out of things to wear.

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06/14/2012

excellent funny and thought provoking about our habits.

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07/06/2011

Good for a made for tv type thing, otherwise, i wouldn't pay money for it.

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07/23/2010

Very cool flick.. The ensemble cast are led by Victoria Foyt, Rob Morrow, Lee Grant and Bruce Davison. Foyt is magnificent as store owner Holly Gilmore who?s trying to save her store. Holly goes through some gyrations as a shop owner, mother, friend, girlfriend, etc. Foyt flexes her acting muscles in one scene in particular. Funny stuff. I saw this film with my boyfriend and he said he really learned some things about women and shopping as a result of the interviews which Jaglom interspersed throughout the film. Jaglom?s improvisational directing style really works here giving the actors own words and experiences real authenticity. A fun film to watch.

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12/09/2008

I can't say this was the movie of the year. On the contrary. The characters irritated me one by one, the plot is far from interesting. I seldom switch off a movie before the end. I watched the end today just because I was a bit curious how it all ends. Needless to say this movie is not exciting and not a must see flick. Avoid it!

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04/09/2008

was ok after the wine

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08/21/2007

excellent funny and thought provoking about our habits.

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Synopsis

A boutique proprietress (Victoria Foyt) tries to avoid eviction, while mending ties with her mother (Lee Grant) and her daughter.

Director: Henry Jaglom
Producer: Judith Wolinsky
Screenwriter: Victoria Foyt, Henry Jaglom
Production Co: Revere Entertainment, The Rainbow Film Company
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 30, 2005, Original
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 9, 2016
Box Office (Gross USA): $20.2K
Runtime: 1h 46m

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