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Over Her Dead Body

by Barbara Herman

[22.May.08] :. Its humor is, to put it kindly, unsophisticated, and forms the backdrop to a love story that feels like being stuck on an awkward first date.

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Over Her Dead Body

by Cynthia Fuchs

[1.Feb.08] :. The premise of Over Her Dead Body is Eva Longoria Parker, dead.

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Wedding Daze

by Jesse Hassenger

[31.Jan.08] :. We're left in our own daze, wondering which Michael Ian Black made this movie, and why.

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Jersey Girl (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[8.Sep.04] :. Affleck and Smith talk lots about shooting details and feelings about their chosen fields, their mutual esteem and affection audible.

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Jersey Girl (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[26.Mar.04] :. Early in Jersey Girl, Ben Affleck cries. It's a grim and alarming moment.

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Anything Else (2003)

by Jesse Hassenger

[25.Sep.03] :. The idea of Woody Allen teaching high school English is a funny idea, and Anything Else leaves it at that: a funny idea.

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American Wedding (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[1.Aug.03] :. Stifler's insufferable self-love is his special gift, of course, and what viewers love most about him.

American Pie 2 (2001)

by Todd R. Ramlow

PULL.

Boys and Girls (2000)

by Cynthia Fuchs

As its title promises, Robert Iscove's romantic comedy features a number of boys and girls. Or rather, it features a number of character sketches standing in as boys and girls, rendered by actors whom you'd expect to be more careful about selecting projects.

Loser (2000)

by Cynthia Fuchs

All this said, I'm inclined to like Loser, because it wants so badly to do well by its college-age heroes, and there are so many movies that have exactly the opposite intention.

Loser (2000)

by Lucas Hilderbrand

With Loser, Heckerling faces the challenge of measuring up to past success in a decade that doesn't even have its own colloquialism. If in no other way but numerically, Loser functions as a reflection of the '00s.

Saving Silverman (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

I’d say it’s official: Amanda Peet is the reigning go-to-girl for neo-romantic comedies involving nasty jokes about death, sex, and what might be best described as “control...