Sabrina

This movie is a kind of fairy tale, but all romcoms are. I loved the comic touches that Greg Kinnear brought to it. I thought Harrison Ford was a little stiff in the role, but, in the end I wanted to believe in the fairy tale, as I’ve been to Paris myself. It can be transformative magical. I wasn’t bothered by the difference in the ages of the two stars. Julia Ormond was lovely and did a more than credible job. Lush music and a chance to see how the other half lives. I always trust any film associated with Sydney Pollack. Four stars!

Extraordinary filing skills by the crew

Remarkable movie. Ain’t gonna forget.

the character Sabrina is so unbelieveble

This idea of ​​the filmmaker made the movie more accessible to more people.andThe director has once again managed to make a wonderful movie with good people. I liked it very much.

Greg Kinnear is underrated…

I wanted to like it, but I could not wait for it to be over. It's just odd, older man, younger woman.. boring.. I do not recommend. It is sinister for the first 90% of the movie and then tries to get cute. Weird plot. Like in 4th grade when we re-wrote Cinderella in different ways, except this was written by the son with mommy issues.. I'm not kissing this film shouldn't be on HBO

A nice take of a princess must choose between two princes who both fall in love with her in modern times.

LOL, the funniest 02 hours: and 07 minutes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sabrina is quaint and pleasant. The tone of the film is nice, and I left thinking that it was a "fine" movie, though a bit bland. I would have liked more depth in Paris and a clearer perspective from the female protagonist. Harrison Ford's acting was stiff, and his reactions felt memorized rather than a give and take with the other actors. There was nothing over-the-top, inventive, or mind-blowing, and similarly there wasn't anything horrible, it was just a fine film.