Playing like a junior version of an early David Mamet talkfest, this arch look at the ups and downs of struggling screenwriters has more than its share of well-landed zingers.

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The Bluetooth Virgin (2009)
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Reviews Counted:12
Fresh:8
Rotten:4
Average Rating:6.1/10
Rated: R
Genre: Comedies
Theatrical Release:Sep 25, 2009 Limited
Synopsis: A witty and humorous repartee on the struggle of artistic pursuit. Through the roller coaster relationship between two screenwriters, this second-time filmmaker nails the need for validation that... A witty and humorous repartee on the struggle of artistic pursuit. Through the roller coaster relationship between two screenwriters, this second-time filmmaker nails the need for validation that drives many Hollywood strivers. Money and fame offer allure, but the confirmation of self-worth keeps some of the least successful toiling away for years. For David and Sam, maintaining a friendship proves equally difficult. --© Regent Releasing [More]
Starring: Austin Peck, Bryce Johnson, Tom Gilroy, Roma Maffia
Starring: Austin Peck, Bryce Johnson, Tom Gilroy, Roma Maffia, Lauren Stamile, Amber Benson, Karen Black
Director: Russell Brown
Director: Russell Brown
Screenwriter: Russell Brown
Producer: Russell Brown, Roni Deitz
Studio: Regent Releasing
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Sure, The Bluetooth Virgin may not find love right around the corner, but it's a film I'll have no problem recommending 20 years from now. That's got to count for something.
The film is low budget and uneven in spots, but the dialogue is biting, Russell Brown's direction is often razor-sharp and the action climaxes with a virtuoso cameo appearance by the great Karen Black as a wily and wise script consultant.
Fitfully, intriguingly captures the ever-present tension between between art and commerce, and again sets on a tee the age-old question: is it an audience that makes a work a legitimate piece of art?
So pretentious it stinks from the screen, "The Blue Tooth Virgin" is a stillborn experiment in screenwriting 101.
Russell Brown's script can be accused of being all talk and no action, but it is intelligent, insightful and often quite funny.
A primer on keeping the pedal to the proverbial medal when your whole world seems to have lost faith in you.
Brown's film consists of a series of long, talky, humorless takes, during which the old argument about art versus commerce comes to the fore.
Simultaneously insightful and idiotic, the minimalist pic features a succession of experts providing their two cents on Why We Write, the pitfalls of friendship and the need for outside validation.
It's not too much to hazard that Billy Wilder would have enjoyed The Blue Tooth Virgin.
This is self-vindicating L.A. narcissism that tries even less hard than usual.
Neither blue teeth nor virgins make appearances, but Russell Brown’s torpid indie does deliver plenty of ponderous chitchat about truth, deception, criticism and artists’ motivations.
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