The House Bunny (2008)
The House Bunny (2008)
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Cast
as Shelley Darlingson
as Oliver
as Natalie
as Mona
as Mrs. Hagstrom
as Joanne
as Harmony
as Marvin
as Dean Simmons
as Herself
as Tanya
as Lilly
as Himself
as Cassandra
as Colby
as Courtney
as Carrie Mae
as Herself
as Herself
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Critic Reviews for The House Bunny
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The result isn't very funny, and its sexual politics are as muddled as you'd expect, but Faris is sweet and likable as the sort of wise dumbbell Judy Holliday used to play.
This aims for 'Legally Blonde'/'Mean Girls' status, but ends up being a throwaway, if entertaining, plea for casting directors to start taking Faris more seriously.
It takes sexism to a new low, and it manages to attack women in the last place on earth where they continue to outperform men -- in universities.
[Faris] gives an A performance in the kind of farce from which she's more than ready to graduate.
The House Bunny gets the difference between being openhearted and empty-headed.
The criminal waste of Faris' comedic gifts should have half of Hollywood locked up.
Audience Reviews for The House Bunny
Surprisingly sweet and funny. An exiled Playboy bunny finds refuge as a sorority housemother and teaches a ragtag group of girls how to be popular...with mixed results. I wasn't charmed by Anna Faris's dumb blonde routine at first, but she eventually infuses Shelley with strength and depth. Emma Stone is hilariously unhip as the president of the struggling sorority, and Colin Hanks plays an adorable straight man to Shelley's daffy antics at impressing a man of substance and not just a Playboy.
Super Reviewer
Anna Faris leads a pack of female outcasts in a revolution against the usual college and social hierarchy types who don't like nonconformity from their wimmen critters. Her surprise rebuttal? Total capitulation, which means all the "ugly" women get perms. So , if there's no real surprises here, we're left with a charisma package and, as such, its not bad.
Super Reviewer
Good to see Anna Faris in something else other than a Scary Movie for a change. Although there isn't a great difference in the type of role she plays here. Kicked out of the playboy mansion she decides to become a house mother to a sorority house of misfits, hoping to make them more popular. Nothing original here, but it is funny at times in a cheesy, feel good way. Good soundtrack to and Anna Faris looks hot in every scene!
Super Reviewer
The House Bunny Quotes
| Shelley Darlington: | That's it. Oh my gosh. We have to have an Aztec party. We always wanted to have one at the mansion but we could never find a virgin to sacrifice. |
| Shelley Darlington: | I know lots of old men - hairy and not-hairy. But I don't mean to brag. |
| Carrie Mae: | Do you guys know where the crapper is? I have to do a *very mysterious* thing in there... |
| Natalie: | What if Oliver is one of those guys who wants to have, like, a conversation with a girl before he hooks up with her. |
| Shelley Darlington: | He's gay? |
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