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[O]ne of the worst romantic comedies of this or probably any other year.
It's no fun to side with Murphy's mean-spirited paranoiac, so we're soon rooting for the gynecologist to uncover a venereal disease, or for the chef to whip up some salmonella, or even for that Palm cradle to fall into the bathtub.
It's not well scripted enough or well acted enough to do much of anything, save make anyone watching really hate Brittany Murphy for being so annoying and so incredibly unlikely as a cute twenty-something Diane Sawyer wannabe.
If you think it's worth it to sit there for 97 minutes for three or possibly four laughs, then you are beyond help.
If it's hard to like the message and the characters in this movie, it's even harder to like the acting, though the casting is strong.
An awkward and aggressively unfunny film.
A romance-free, comedy-free romantic comedy.
Takes major jabs at deceptions of all kinds, from privacy issues between lovers to the ugliness of public exposure for profit that is the currency of reality TV.
Um filme pouco apreciado que, acredito, ganhará popularidade com o passar do tempo, já que é infinitamente mais inteligente e ambicioso do que sugere sua superfície.
It's virtually impossible to root for a protagonist so shamelessly duplicitous.
With digital do-it-yourself precision prying now, it may be not be how far you can go, but how much do you really want to know?
We are drilled again and again in how much we should hate all of these characters.
Sloppy, unpleasant...one book best left on the shelf.
The film is very funny and has many twists and turns as Stacy interacts with 3 ex-girlfriends.
The cinematic equivalent of chic lit -- mildly amusing, but completely forgettable once you're done with it.
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