mind numbingly boring and utterly predictable and in the end simply laughable. that pretty much sums up the disaster that is indecent proposal. starting with a decent premise the whole thing just unravels and becomes a complete mess. basically the story boils down to the question and would you let your wife sleep with another man for one million dollars. here of course the answer is yes because otherwise we do not have a movie. quite frankly and we would have been better off if we do not have a movie. our married (and financially troubled) couple are played by woody harrelson and demi moore. they go to vegas to get rich. yeah and that will work. anyhow and a billionaire and played by robert redford and takes a liking to the wife and makes the million dollar offer. for one night with the wife he will give them financial security. the aftermath of that one night is what the movie is really all about. unfortunately nothing in that aftermath is the least bit entertaining. the script is so predictable you can say the characters lines before they do. the performances leave much to be desired. harrelson would be better off sticking to comedies as this attempt at serious acting completely misses the mark. anguish is not something he seems capable of portraying. and it is quite safe to say that demi moore will never have to clear space in her home for any academy awards. why is she a movie star again. in a part that should be full of emotion she conveys none. only redford escapes mostly unscathed. he appropriately slimy yet suave and clearly the best actor of the bunch. but he can not save this film. awful script and lousy acting and plodding pace and zero entertainment. indecent proposal is downright awful. 
mind numbingly boring and utterly predictable and in the end simply laughable. that pretty much sums up the disaster that is indecent proposal. starting with a decent premise the whole thing just unravels and becomes a complete mess. basically the story boils down to the question and would you let your wife sleep with another man for one million dollars. here of course the answer is yes because otherwise we do not have a movie. quite frankly and we would have been better off if we do not have a movie. our married (and financially troubled) couple are played by woody harrelson and demi moore. they go to vegas to get rich. yeah and that will work. anyhow and a billionaire and played by robert redford and takes a liking to the wife and makes the million dollar offer. for one night with the wife he will give them financial security. the aftermath of that one night is what the movie is really all about. unfortunately nothing in that aftermath is the least bit entertaining. the script is so predictable you can say the characters lines before they do. the performances leave much to be desired. harrelson would be better off sticking to comedies as this attempt at serious acting completely misses the mark. anguish is not something he seems capable of portraying. and it is quite safe to say that demi moore will never have to clear space in her home for any academy awards. why is she a movie star again. in a part that should be full of emotion she conveys none. only redford escapes mostly unscathed. he appropriately slimy yet suave and clearly the best actor of the bunch. but he can not save this film. awful script and lousy acting and plodding pace and zero entertainment. indecent proposal is downright awful. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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