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Reviews Counted: 8
Fresh: 3
Rotten:5
Average Rating: 5/10
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 1999 Wide
Synopsis: BUT I'M A CHEERLEADER director Jamie Babbitt helms this comedy about Anna (Melonie Diaz of RAISING VICTOR VARGAS), a teenage lesbian who finds a community in a group of feisty feminists. GO FISH... [More]
Starring: Melonie Diaz, Nicole Vicius, Daniela Sea, Guinevere Turner
Director: Jamie Babbitt
After 75 minutes of carefully establishing the characters and situations, the film comes up with the single most preposterous ending I've ever witnessed in a motion picture, undermining everything that's come before.
trades in platitudes and cliches, for lack of anything distinctive or bold to say
The characters are not complex or memorable enough to linger in the mind much past the closing credits.
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The film's sense of humor is juvenile...
Writer-director Jamie Babbit’s follow-up to But I’m a Cheerleader, while flawed and in need of at least one more script overhaul, is smarter, funnier and more accomplished than its predecessor.
While the film is engaging, it feels unwilling to really push its themes into provocative territory.
Great title, shame about the movie.
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