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Watch: Trailer For Amy Heckerling's 'Vamps' Starring Alica Silverstone Sucked Dry Of Any Comedy
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- September 24, 2012 4:12 PM
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How the mighty have fallen? Going from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and "Clueless" to this...goofy and dated-feeling vampire comedy, "Vamps," feels kind of depressing for filmmaker Amy Heckerling. Why? Well, other than looking like it belongs from another era this quote unquote, "cheeky, fresh comedy about two eternally young party girls navigating the dating world in the Big City" looks like it's "Clueless" blandly blended with supernatural creatures du jour (eg. vampires) but without anything inspired or funny to say about it.
Review: 'L!fe Happens' One Tiresome Subplot At A Time, None Of Them Worthwhile
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- April 11, 2012 3:55 PM
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In a recent New York Times profile by Margy Rochlin, Krysten Ritter, ex-model and co-writer/star of “L!fe Happens,” talks about the film as her labor of love. She flinches when mixed reviews are mentioned, claiming the film “shouldn’t be reviewed” and “All that anybody should say about this film is ‘Good for you, girls, go get ‘em.’ -- and that it’s adorable.”
Krysten Ritter, Ari Graynor & Brian Geraghty To Star In Rom-Com 'Audrey Hepburn's Neck'
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- January 18, 2011 11:38 AM
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Well, here's one that has landed square on our radar thanks to the intriguing triple threat of young, on-the-rise talent in the lead roles.
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Absurdist humor exactly. I get it, I appreciate it and Nick is the best. Bringing Out the Dead is
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Save it for the comic Dan.
In the Wrath of Khan, a film that not only Trek fans loved, but was the crossover hit of that year,
I concur, a director might be good at action sequences, but that hardly makes a good film, or even a
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Kudos for a good balanced review! I am an old Trek fan, willing to give new Trek a try. I liked the
I just don't get why they don't know who Khan is since he took over the world during the