The Bachelor

Synopsis

In the movie 'The Bachelor' (1999), starring Chris O'Donnell, viewers are taken on a wild journey following Jimmie Shannon, a commitment-phobic man who must get married in order to inherit his grandfather's wealth. As he navigates through a series of comical mishaps and heartfelt moments, Jimmie's perception of love and relationships is put to the test. With an impending deadline looming over him, Jimmie scrambles to find a suitable bride, leading to a whirlwind of unexpected events. 'The Bachelor' is a romantic comedy that explores the complexities of modern relationships and the true meaning of love.

Cast

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  Chris O'Donnell

  Jimmie

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  Renée Zellweger

  Anne

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  Artie Lange

  Marco

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  Ed Asner

  Gluckman

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  Hal Holbrook

  O'Dell

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  James Cromwell

  Priest

Reviews

Despite its star-studded cast, 'The Bachelor' was met with mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciated the film's lighthearted humor and charming performances, others found it to be formulaic and cliché. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film received a poor rating of 8%, with critics criticizing its lack of originality and predictable storyline. On IMDb, the movie scored a modest 5.0/10, with some viewers praising its nostalgic feel and memorable quotes, while others felt it fell short of expectations. Metacritic gave 'The Bachelor' a rating of 31/100, citing its generic plot and lackluster execution. Despite the criticism, fans of romantic comedies may still find enjoyment in this quirky tale of love and self-discovery.