WasAnnon Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Infamousta brilliant actors, brilliant editing

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

notail99 Funny from the outset, with not only a great leading role (Alley) but fantastic support from Prosky and, notably, Kathy Najimy (yes, she of "Sister Act" fame.The series aired from 1997 to 2000 (with four episodes unaired on NBC and the UK).God I miss it!

David, Film Freak Another NBC hit sitcom, but, unlike some people said, I thought this comedy was very funny, and I watched nearly every episode.Originally, the story was that Veronica "Ronnie" Chase (played by Kirstie Alley) runs a successful lingerie company. He best friend Olive (Sister Act's Kathy Najimy) is her secretary, with Josh (Wallace Langham), Leo (Daryl Mitchell) and Perry (Dan Cortese) rounding out the rest of the cast. Pat Prosky also starred in the first season as Ronnie's dad.The second season saw Ronnie co-own her company with Alex, who falls in love with Ronnie, but "tragically" dies at the end of the 2nd season after a volcanic accident.The third season was the final one, after Veronica's Closet got the chop. Sporting a new theme song, and a new hair colour for Kirstie Alley, the third season introduced us to Ronnie's new co-owner, June (Lorri Bagley) who inherited Alex's half of the company after a romantic weekend away.We also found out that Josh was gay, and later, Olive makes millions of dollars over an Internet company, and buys out June's half of Veronica's Closet.Since VC ended halfway through 2000, Alley has been very quiet. Daryl Mitchell and Dan Cortese have both played teachers (Daryl on 10 Things I Hate About You, and Dan or 'That's Life'), while Kathy hasn't been heard of either.It wasn't as good as NBC's other hit, 'Friends', but a lot better than Brooke Shield's 'Suddenly Susan', which sitcom seemed to mirror Kirstie's (or maybe the other way around), but in the three short years it was on air, there were plenty of laughs.

Vedek Veronica's Closet is a sophisticated "sitcom," obviously aimed at the thirtysomething, fortysomething demographics. A lot of its humor is probably too subtle for the x-gen, even the high school graduates. Kirstie Alley and Kathy Najimy are old pros who play off one another with a grace and professionalism that's a joy to watch. Ron Silver was probably brought in to add star quality to the production and he succeeds admirably. His style is definitely "old school suave and debonair." Dan Cortese, Wallace Langham, and Daryl Mitchell provide the thirtysomething flavor, sexy young men who fill three slots: darkly handsome, boy-next-door, and even more darkly sexy. The humor is right on, just what you'd expect in a workplace called Veronica's Closet.

vid-kid7 This has GOT to be one of the worst shows on television! Kirstey Alley is the same annoying, whiny character she always is, the writing is TERRIBLE, the jokes aren't funny. They call it a situation comedy, but none of the situations they get themselves into are at all funny, simply pathetic. The only good thing about this show (if you can call it that) is Wallace Langham as the somewhat witty Josh, and I do mean somewhat! And adding Ron Silver to make it FUNNIER!?! You've GOT to be kidding me!