Rebecca De Mornay Movie:

		List Price: $14.98		Label: Lions Gate Salesrank: 29467 Released: March 16, 2004
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		MPAA Rating: R (Restricted) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 03/16/2004 Run time: 100 minutes Rating: R

And God Created Woman Reviews:
Roger Vladum Does it again
2009-01-22 - And God Created WomanRebecca DeMornay shows another side of a women's power to manipulate and still get on top. Vincent Spano, James Langella also star. A open minded(creatively spoken)Fast shipping...10 star rating Thank you

And God Created Women
2008-12-20 - And God Created Woman

Not a very good movie at all but Rebecca DeMornay looks her best in this movie. Also, she has one of the best sex scenes EVER early in this movie. That sex scene alone makes this movie worth it.

Rebecca DeMornay
2007-04-05 - This is one of my favorite movies from the 80s. Rebecca DeMornay is hot in this remake of the Roger Vadim 50s classic.

A Guilty Pleasure From My Twenties.
2006-08-04 - This movie isn't particularly good--it's a basic marriage of convenience and cheating tupperware party. It's still got great, funny moments even if it doesn't always make sense, but I wouldn't thumb my nose at it. I never saw the original nor, until looking up these reviews, did I even know there was one. Rebecca DeMornay is always beautiful, and her performance is actually quite hilarious in places. The situations are outrageous, and Vincent Spano is nice eye candy if not much else. Donovan Leitch's son also turns in a solid supporting role performance.

Sure, this movie is shallow, silly, raunchy, and totally 80s, but that's what makes it so much fun. A great guilty pleasure with a decent music sountrack, 80s movie buffs should really like this one, because it fits all the typical criteria.

Two words. Frank Langella.
2006-05-08 - This is one of those laughably bad movies where you find yourself wondering how much worse it can get, and then it gets worse. Rebecca DeMornay does her best to summon a this-is-how-twenty-and-thirty-something-guys-think-a-sexy-wild-chick-looks-when-she's-having-sex persona, but really, she doesn't bring one iota of sensuality to the character. For a movie that's supposed to be all about sex, overall it's curiously un-sexy. There is one reason, and one reason only to sit through (the unrated version of) this movie -- Frank Langella. On the pool table. In the hot tub. On the floor. The only true depiction of desire and passion in the entire silly thing. In those all too brief scenes, he makes Vincent Spano's character look like a colorless, bloodless, bumbling schoolkid (not too difficult to do considering Spano's acting job), and it's just one part of the lunacy of this thing that she goes home to him when she has the glorious, magnificent masculinity of Frank Langella offered to her for the night. Are you kidding me?? He is a peerless actor who must surely count this clunker among the what-was-I-thinking parts of his resume, but he gets ten stars for turning in the movie's only moments of real passion. He invests the word "wait" with more sensuality than the entire rest of the cast in the entire movie combined!