Mildly engaging with a scene-stealing performance by India Ennenga, but its often inorganic screenplay lacks an emotional core as well as credible character development.
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06/14/09
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The Last International Playboy (2009)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:2
Rotten:4
Average Rating:4.1/10
Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: New York lothario Jack Frost (Jason Behr, ROSWELL) has perfected a cool approach to relationships that matches his name. He has left a swath of broken hearts through the isle of Manhattan, but when... [More]
Starring: Jason Behr, Monet Mazur, Lucy Gordon, Krysten Ritter
Director: Steve Clark
Reviews for The Last International Playboy
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“He’s having an existential crisis,” explains Sophie. Too bad it’s not a very cinematic one.
06/12/09
Top CriticThey're deeply uninteresting people, thanks to a trite and far-fetched script. There's very little the actors can do to make them credible.
06/19/09
...it's kind of like Van Wilder with fewer laughs and a really horrible soundtrack.
04/28/08
With its gorgeous cast and sharp HD lensing, Gotham-based production looks polished and makes good use of the city.
01/22/08
Anyone who is even vaguely aware of New York’s literary high society -- even from a casual thumbing of the New York Times’ Sunday Styles section -- will realize this film is all posing and no pulse.
10/18/08
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