For about three quarters of its (too long) running time, "Dr. T & The Women" feels aimless, featherweight, and uncompelling; in the last quarter it starts building a sense of comic chaos, and when that chaos grows to cosmic-joke proportions, the film finally becomes offbeat and interesting. The entire cast is attractive and likable; Shelley Long (with her eavesdropping and massage scenes) is its funniest member. **1/2 out of 4.
Review of Dr. T & the Women
