Three sisters-Eve (Meg Ryan), Georgia (Diane Keaton) and Maddy (Lisa Kudrow)-deal with love, death and the telephone when they learn that their father (Walter Matthau), after years of wild living, intermittent affection, constant phoning and driving them crazy, is finally threatening to die. -- © 2000 Sony Pictures

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Diane Keaton 

Delia Ephron

Drama/Comedy

1hr 31min

PG-13: for language and some sex-related material 

Columbia Pictures

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 The People's Review of Hanging Up

Cynthia 
score = 70 
I thought this was a good movie that would be good for older ones.  I would leave the little ones at home for this one.  If you like Meg Ryan and Walter Mattheau, you'll like this one.

Kelly 
score = 80 
I thought that is was overall good.  I would haev to say that I did cry.  I really enjoed Meg and Walter.  The movie could of did without Lisa

Angie 
score = 80 
The movie trailer didn’t do justice. The movie was about the relationship between Eve and her father, not so much the sisters—which may have thrown people off. I thought it was a more touching movie than I’d expected. Little amounts of swearing kept it pretty refreashing.

Rachael 
score = 80 
I saw this movie because I thought it looked funny in the previews. It was definitly NOT a comedy. It is about Eve and dealing with her father's problems, along with her own. The advertising tricked me, but I'm glad I saw it because, althought not what it seemed to be, it was very good

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