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1. www.rottentomatoes.com › m › book_club_the_next_chapterBook Club: The Next Chapter - Rotten Tomatoes

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   Book Club: The Next Chapter 's leading quartet remains eminently watchable, but they're underserved by its corny jokes and somewhat patronizing tone. Read Critics Reviews. Even if its story...

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   • Director: Bill Holderman

   • Content Rating: PG-13
   • Actors: Diane Keaton

2. www.empireonline.com › movies › reviewsBook Club: The Next Chapter Review - Empire

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   Oct 5, 2023 · Post-pandemic, four 70-something friends take a trip to Italy as a bachelorette party. But with lost luggage and unexpected romantic complications to contend with, all does not go smoothly. Here ...

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     BOOK CLUB MOVIE REVIEW | THIS IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS!

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4. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › book-club-the-nextBook Club: The Next Chapter movie review (2023) - Roger Ebert

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   May 10, 2023 · Book Club: The Next Chapter. Comedy. 108 minutes ‧ PG-13 ‧ 2023. Nell Minow. May 10, 2023. 3 min read. Four brilliant, accomplished, gorgeous female actors play four friends who take a bachelorette trip to Italy in this dumb, dull, dud of a waste of their time and ours.

5. www.indiewire.com › criticism › movies'Book Club: The Next Chapter' Review: We're Gonna Need More Wine

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   May 7, 2023 · ‘Book Club: The Next Chapter’ Review: You’re Going to Need a Lot of Wine to Enjoy This Sloppy Sequel Come for Keaton, Fonda, Bergen, and Steenburgen. Try not to run away from everything else.

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   May 8, 2023 · ‘Book Club: The Next Chapter’ Review: Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton and Friends Voyage to Italy for a Cookie-Cutter Sequel That Gets Sweetly Romantic Reviewed at Universal Screening Room, May 1,...

7. www.tvguide.com › movies › book-club-the-nextBook Club: The Next Chapter - Movie Reviews and Movie Ratings ...

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   46 Metascore. 2023. 1 hr 48 mins. Travel, Drama, Comedy. PG13. Watchlist. Where to Watch. A close-knit group of four women entering their golden years of life decides to embark on a...

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   Is Book Club the next chapter worth watching?

   • Book Club: The Next Chapter 's leading quartet remains eminently watchable, but they're underserved by its corny jokes and somewhat patronizing tone. Even if its story isn't anything special, Book Club: The Next Chapter is a fun, easy watch with a terrific cast.

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   When is Book Club the next chapter released?

   • Focus Features will release “Book Club: The Next Chapter” in theaters on Friday, May 12. "Book Club: The Next Chapter" is elevated by Keaton, Fonda, Bergen, and Steenburgen. Try not to run away from everything else.

   ‘Book Club: The Next Chapter’ Review: We’re Gonna Need More Wine

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   Is Book Club a good movie?

   • Sharper and funnier than 2018's original Book Club, this manages to vaguely entertain despite hitting clichés harder and more frequently than any septuagenarian should dare. Plot wise, imagine a jaunty "It’s always wine o'clock" sign — these ladies barely manage a scene without a glass in hand — and you’re about there.

   Book Club: The Next Chapter Review | Movie - Empire

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   Does 'book club' add up to a movie?

   • All fine, though none of it quite adds up to a movie. At a hotel bar, Sharon meets an expatriate retired philosophy professor (Hugh Quarshie), and just as she tapped her inner freak in “Book Club” by having sex in the back of her car, here the two go at it in the back of a water taxi.

   'Book Club: The Next Chapter' Review: A Romantic Cookie-Cutter Sequel

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   Is Book Club a good romantic comedy?

   • “Book Club” wasn’t a good romantic comedy, exactly; it was almost designed to be a guilty pleasure. Yet like all guilty pleasures that deliver, it exuded a glow of comfortable amusement, and by the end you were glad it existed. It gave voice to thoughts and feelings we need to see more of.

   'Book Club: The Next Chapter' Review: A Romantic Cookie-Cutter Sequel

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   Where was Book Club filmed?

   • High! The rest of it? Well, despite claims that the production decamped to Italy for over two months, even the glitziest parts of “Book Club: The Next Chapter” look as if they were filmed on location at glamorous Caesar’s Palace.

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9. collider.com › book-club-2-the-next-chapter-review‘Book Club: The Next Chapter’ Review: Friendship Unites a ...

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   May 7, 2023 · Book Club: The Next Chapter is a raucously funny movie that will leave audiences ready to grab their gal pals and set off on an adventure to Italy. If they can’t swing the trip, they’ll be ...