Information
Released Year: 2005
Directors: Mark Brown
Casts: Kelvin Davis, Terrence Howard, Vivica A. Fox, Kym Whitley, Darrin Henson, Dondre Whitfield, Monica Calhoun
IMDB: The Salon (2005)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)
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TV Guide Magazine -
Though rooted in broad stereotypes and sassy platitudes, the film's feisty cast and generally sunny outlook make for warm and reassuring comfort viewing, the equivalent of a straight-from-the-box dish of mac and cheese.
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Chicago Tribune -
The main problem with the movie is the by now shopworn nature of its setting. Been there, snipped it. Though dating from venerable material, The Salon turns out to be one haircut too many.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
A cut below its predecessors.
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Chicago Reader -
A romance between Fox and the attorney trying to force her out (Darrin Henson) taxes belief and leads to a sappy ending that doesn't come soon enough.
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The New York Times -
A tiresome blend of overacting and underwriting, The Salon moves from one predictable conversation to another -- the lack of available black men, the wondrousness of Bill Clinton -- without originality or comic rhythm.
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The Salon (2005)
A Beauty shop owner finds romance as she struggles to save her business.
The Salon (2005)
(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2005
Directors: Mark Brown
Casts: Kelvin Davis, Terrence Howard, Vivica A. Fox, Kym Whitley, Darrin Henson, Dondre Whitfield, Monica Calhoun
IMDB: The Salon (2005)
Storyline
A Beauty shop owner finds romance as she struggles to save her business.
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Reviews
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TV Guide Magazine -
Though rooted in broad stereotypes and sassy platitudes, the film's feisty cast and generally sunny outlook make for warm and reassuring comfort viewing, the equivalent of a straight-from-the-box dish of mac and cheese.
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Chicago Tribune -
The main problem with the movie is the by now shopworn nature of its setting. Been there, snipped it. Though dating from venerable material, The Salon turns out to be one haircut too many.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
A cut below its predecessors.
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Chicago Reader -
A romance between Fox and the attorney trying to force her out (Darrin Henson) taxes belief and leads to a sappy ending that doesn't come soon enough.
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The New York Times -
A tiresome blend of overacting and underwriting, The Salon moves from one predictable conversation to another -- the lack of available black men, the wondrousness of Bill Clinton -- without originality or comic rhythm.
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